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The Photography Tutorial eBook
The most in-depth eBook on how to capture amazing photography anywhere!
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- Over 250 pages of insider tips & techniques to take better photos in any lighting conditions.
- Camera settings and gear info to ensure sharp crisp shots with both single exposures or multi-exposure HDR.
- How to do amazing tricks with long exposure light painting, spherical panoramas, infrared, bokeh and more.
- Includes extensive tutorials on photo editing and a bundle of presets.
Day or Night, How to Capture the Perfect Light in Any Situation
Have you ever been frustrated that your photos don’t do justice to the scene you observed? I know I was for a long time with my own photography work. As I started out as a landscape photographer I was also attracted to photographing cityscapes at night but it took me many years of trial, error, and studying to learn the camera settings and post-processing techniques necessary to where I was proud of my results.
As editor of one of the largest photography blogs I was shocked that I couldn’t find a training course that covered all these concepts. So after many years of research and readers asking for help in these areas, I started formulating this training eBook. It is the product of over a decade of adventures and misadventures in the photography industry as a landscape photographer. Assembled to help you learn quickly and avoid the mistakes that I made along the way.
This is a fantastic book for anyone who wants to expand their photographic horizons! Even if you're just getting started in photography, this book will help you tackle every challenge. It covers such a wide range of information, from what gear is most useful, key tips on what settings to use, lighting and composition techniques, and absolutely tons of practical advice that will help you while out shooting. While these genres of photography can seem overwhelming, this book has everything you need to get out there and capture stunning photos of your adventures!
-Rob Lim
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All Aspects of Landscape Photography Covered
Learn the optimal settings to ensure sharp crisp shots. How to take multiple exposures to ensure you capture all the available light in the scene. Includes gear recommendations but any camera will do.
How to compose your photo for maximum viewer interest. Learn how to take into consideration perspective, framing, leading lines, the rule of thirds, reflections, horizon line placement, color, patterns, shadows, depth of field, and more.
Then learn how to bring out the best of your shots with quick and efficient post-processing techniques. Tutorials on how to edit your photos to perfection. The results will leave you stunned.
How to Setup Your Camera to Capture Crisp Dynamic Cityscapes
Be confident you are capturing the full potential of any scene in front of you!
- Sometimes in dim lighting conditions your autofocus can have trouble and claim your shot is in focus when it really isn’t. It’s terrible to get home and see your shots are blurry on closer inspection. We will show you some quick and easy manual focus techniques to ensure tack sharp results.
- How to determine the best shutter speed, aperture, ISO, white balance, exposure mode, drive mode, metering mode and more.
- Taking multiple exposures of various lengths is important to make sure you capture all the light in the scene. We will show you how to do this. When you reach the post-processing section of the book, you will understand why it is very important.
- For long exposures, sometimes even touching the shutter release button can cause blurry results, we will show you how to avoid this – even in situations when your tripod isn’t available. Tack sharp people, tack sharp!
After some essentials, we later delve into Advanced Photography Trick Tutorials! For mind-blowing results bound only by the limits of your imagination...
Once you are comfortable capturing all the light in a scene. We will show you how to harness light to your will! Photography tricks and long exposure techniques are very fun and also serve as critical learning exercises. From light painting in your landscapes to star trails in your skies, we will show you how to take the kind of photo that stops viewers in their tracks.
Extensive tutorials on light painting, panoramas, spherical panoramas, night sky exposures, infrared, fisheye, bokeh, timelapse and more. You will be taking steel wool light painting shots and star trail exposures in no time.
With all the techniques and shortcuts this eBook contains, you will avoid a lot of the frustrating trial and error I had to go through over the years. It is designed to help you quickly become more knowledgeable and better prepared the next time you venture out with your camera. >>OK, I’m ready to start the book!
"This is the most detailed book on digital landscape photography I have ever come across. I can’t believe how many valuable techniques and tutorials you managed to fit in there. Wonderful layout as well. This eBook is a must for any experience level!"
Daniella Craig, United States
“Learning how to take multiple exposures and blend their best attributes is the holy grail of photography in the digital age. I very much appreciated your tutorials on that subject in the post-processing section of the book, thanks so much for this resource.”
Dan Hedgpeth, United Kingdom
Topics Covered, Table of Contents:
In-Depth Help Through the Whole Photography Process:
Capturing Photos
How to capture sharp, well-composed photos and all the light in a scene using optimal camera settings, occasionally filters, and multiple exposures.
Post-Processing and Editing
We will walk you through how to use the most effective software and the most effective techniques to blend exposures to bring your photos to life.
Save Time with Presets
As you get into the digital darkroom, you will find that endless time can be spent there. We have included 1-click presets for instant amazing results when time is tight.
Gear Recommendations, But Any Basic Camera Will Still Work
In this section, we’ll cover some of the main gear expectations most landscape/cityscape photographers deal with. Don’t feel obligated to buy any of it, especially all at once; your gear will be an ever-evolving stream of equipment that you’ll buy, sell and upgrade over years and years. But it’s important to know what’s out there.
If you’re going to specialize in landscape or cityscape photography, a full frame camera is a great investment. We will explain why and what features and accessories are important to these types of photography.
A photographer shouldn’t be inhibited by their equipment though. I’ll use a DSLR with a good sensor when I can, obviously, but if there’s a gorgeous, spontaneous photo op and all I have is my iPhone, I won’t hesitate to capture the moment.
I wanted to learn how to take photos of all the lights in Times Square NY, and this eBook was the perfect teacher! I took it with me on my iPad and snapped photos at all hours of the day in that crazy intersection. The tutorials on editing and the included lightroom presets have been invaluable as well. I’m addicted to night cityscape photography now!
-Jennifer Baker, United States
How to Take Eye-Catching Landscape Photography
- Lighting conditions and how to make the most of the golden hour. Includes sunstar concepts.
- All aspects of composition, placing the horizon line, leading lines, framing, patterns, texture, perspective, and more.
- Seasonal considerations, techniques for capturing great landscapes in the winter (think white balance) and desert conditions.
- How to make the most of water in landscapes; beachscapes, waterfalls, streams, rivers, reflections, shutter speeds, etc.
- Dramatic weather conditions with cloudy skies, exposure settings for lightning.
- Keep shooting after dark, how to use your camera to photograph stunning night skies and stars with long exposures.
"I just sent you one of my photos! The photography tricks section is amazing, the images I have been creating with these tutorials have been a big hit with my friends on social media and are now some of the most popular in my portfolio. I wasn’t sure at first but now I’m certain, this eBook is the best photography investment I have made so far!"
Angela Hunt, Canada
"This is now the top book on my iPad, I already read it cover to cover but I keep it open a lot still when I’m riding the train between locations or when I’m at home post-processing. I’ve been adding new photos to my portfolio almost daily with your help, I only wish I had found this book earlier."
Peter Baker, Singapore
How to Capture Cityscapes from Any Angle, Especially at Night
Shooting cityscapes isn’t all that different from shooting landscapes. The same general rules apply: skyscrapers are mountains, roads are rivers and dramatic clouds make them look that much cooler.
The biggest difference is that cities change at night. A mountain is a mountain any time of day, but by night, a building transforms into a blaze of lights to challenge the stars, roads light up with moving dots of red and yellow, neon lights line the streets in attempts to catch your eye.
Visually, cities come alive at night.
Long Shutter Speed Tips & Techniques
All other settings constant (f/13, ISO 400) shooting in aperture priority, watch the effect of shutter speed length on traffic moving across a bridge as it gets darker in the evening:
0.6 seconds
3.2 seconds
10 seconds
For Within the City, An Extensive Chapter on Street Photography
While the same rules of artistic composition apply (rule of thirds, leading lines, and so on), you’re unlikely to have the time to set them up: street photographers move quickly, quietly and rarely have time for a second shot.
When it comes to intersections, some bigger cities—New York, Tokyo, Toronto—will have four-way crosswalks, where pedestrians stream across in all directions, stopping cars on all four sides of the intersection. These make especially great hectic shots, with cloudy masses surrounded by headlights and condo lights. >>YES, I’m ready for the Cityscape tutorials!
Then Supercharge Your Post-Processing & Photo Editing Workflow! Learn How to Bring Out the Best Elements of Your Photography
How to Post-Process and Edit Your Photos to Perfection
- How to post-process and edit single RAW (and JPEG) exposures in Lightroom & Photoshop.
- How to use important adjustment layers in Photoshop for Landscape & Cityscape photography.
- How to process High Dynamic Range (HDR) photos with various techniques in various programs.
- How to combine the best attributes of multiple exposures together with advanced exposure blending.
The world has grown beyond just Photoshop. Adobe is still the leader of the pack, with products like Lightroom and Bridge supplementing Photoshop in many photographers’ arsenals (including my own); I also use Photomatix occasionally, which is an industry leader for HDR processing.
Photoshop’s competitors (Corel’s PaintShop Pro, Serif’s PhotoPlus, Capture One Pro; there are many) are viable alternatives at sometimes as little as half the cost of Adobe’s mainstays, and if you already have one of those, the general rules of what we’re going to be discussing in this section will likely hold true, even if the tool names are different.
For our purposes, though, I’ll be sticking with Lightroom, Photoshop, Bridge and Photomatix. You don’t need to buy all these, but it’s still good to know what the possibilities are. If you only invest in one program, I would recommend Lightroom.
The first few pages in this section will cover the quick and effective processing methods using the Lightroom presets provided with the book, then we will dive in deeper if you want to take your photos further. >>YES, I’m ready for the Photo Editing tutorials!
Take Your Photography to the Next Level with In-Depth Tutorials on Photography Tricks
Photography has traditionally been the realm of the real. It documents things. You’d see something, snap a photo of it, and record that moment for as long as your photo exists.
Then people realized that the reality you capture is only as true as the camera’s perspective. Perspective could be toyed with. This changed the way people worked with depth, color and reality itself.
Today, capturing reality is half the battle. Playing with multiple exposures, HDR and perspective can create worlds beyond what we can see with our own eyes. Trick photography takes that pioneering kernel of photography—capturing reality—and takes it one step further.
Now, we capture the reality of our imaginations.
Light Painting with Long Exposures
Light painting is conceptually easy: leave a camera shutter open long enough, and moving lights will etch their streaks into the resulting image. We do this all the time with regular cityscape night photography, especially when cars drive through our shots, leaving behind stripes of red and yellow light. This section has tutorials and techniques to help you take your light painting to the next level such as with steel wool.
Extreme Panoramic Photography
Infrared Photography
Infrared photography gives us the chance to show our audiences a view of the world that’s literally impossible to see otherwise—infrared light is outside the spectrum of light our eyes can detect. It’s entirely up to the film or image sensor to capture it. In this infrared light, cameras help us better understand the world we live in. This chapter will take you through the whole process of how to get started.
And Much Much More...Like How to Photograph Lightning!
Because lightning can not be predicted—the intensity, brightness and location are always different—it is extremely difficult to guess the proper exposure. The whole process of photographing lightning requires experience, luck and patience.
The goal here is to help you understand the full potential of photography, even the crazy stuff, so you can instinctively recognize any photographic opportunity that comes up.
About the Author & Production Team:
Author: Richard Schneider is the founder of one of the largest photography education blogs, PictureCorrect.com. He has been working as a photography educator for over 10 years. His personal photography has been licensed & sold to publishing companies, car companies, international ad agencies, major media outlets, art galleries, adventure brands and more.
Assistant Editor:
Michael Fraiman
Layout Designer:
Naomi Creek
Assistant Producer:
Jennifer Berube
Assistant Producer:
Rebecca Bennett
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