Showing posts with label E-Book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label E-Book. Show all posts

Friday, January 4, 2013

Flash How To Techniques for Macro and Close-Up Photography


Flash Techniques for Macro and Close-Up Photography: A Guide for Digital Photographers
Flash Techniques for Macro and Close-Up Photography: A Guide for Digital Photographers
Amh erst Me dia | 2011 | ISBN: 1608952908 | 128 Pages | PDF | 18 MB

A presentation of the varied solutions to the many unique challenges faced in macro and close-up photography, this work discusses issues such as selecting a specially designed lenses and positioning flashes in order to avoid casting shadows. While tackling the main issues that this advanced application presents, such as correct focus, maximum depth of field, and optimal lighting, this guide walks through numerous indoor and outdoor shoots and includes step-by-step sequences and techniques for single- and multiple-light setups.

Advanced amateurs and professional photographers will learn how the pros conceptualize and carry out their lighting strategies to ensure expertly lit small and close-up photography from this indispensable guide.


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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

E-book Appearing at Amazon Following Publisher Settlement

Ebook discounts appearing at Amazon following publisher settlement 


Batamia.com| Judge Denise Cote certainly knows how to put a spring in the step of mega corporations. Mere days have passed since she ordered HarperCollins to let retailers to set their own e-book prices, and yet already Kindle bestsellers from that publisher are selling for around $9.99 -- in some cases that's $15 off the list price. Under the same settlement, Hachette Book Group and Simon & Schuster must also give retailers like Amazon greater flexibility over prices, so we may well see more lowered prices soon. The one place you won't find such discounts, however, is the iBookstore, since Apple has opted to fight the Justice Department and go to trial alongside Penguin and MacMillan next year.

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