
Langford's starting photography : the guide to creating great images (6th edition) by Michael Langford & Philip Andrews is a new book now available for loan from the Learning Centre.
Contents:
Part 1 - Picture Making
- Seeing and photographing
- Using the viewfinder - framing up
- Creating a point of emphasis
- Picking lighting conditions
- Pattern, texture and shape
- Using color
- Projects: Developing a personal approach
Part 2 - Camera, Sensors and Film
- Camera principles
- The camera
- Sensors
- Films
- Scanners
Part 3 - Creative Use of Camera Controls
- Shutter speeds and movement
- Focus and aperture
- Choice of exposure
- Changing focal length
- Set for digital success
- Projects
Part 4 - Tackling Different Photographic Subjects
- People
- Places
- Animal portraits
- Landscapes
- Creating black and white images
- Close-up subjects
- Action and sports photographs
- Going with the flow
- Projects: Tackling self-set themes
Part 5 - Controlling Light
- The basics of great lighting
- Lighting for people photographs
- Lighting objects
- Outside shooting
- Flash and its control
- Layout and lighting in the studio
- Projects
Part 6 - Photographic Workflow
- Demystifying the photographic process
Part 7 - Digital Processing and Printing
- Introduction the digital photography tools
- Transferring pictures from the camera to computer
- Processing the picture file
- First steps in enhancing
- Editing techniques
- Printing your digital files
Part 8 - Experimental and Constructed Images
- Letting the image move
- Exploring reflections
- Using lens attachments
- Combining pictures
- Creative digital
- Print manipulation
- Projects
Part 9 - Presenting and Assessing Your Work
- Finishing off
- Presenting pictures in sets
- Digital presentation
- Evaluating your results
Part 10 - Troubleshooting
- Film users: assessing the results
- General shooting faults
- Digital users: checking images on the desktop
Appendices
- Appendix A Computer connection types
- Appendix B Camera memory cards
- Appendix C Digital camera sensor sizes and resolution (megapixels)
- Appendix D Suggested starting speeds/apertures for difficult night scenes
- Appendix E Scanner connections
- Appendix F What resolution should I pick?
- Appendix G ISO settings and their uses
- Appendix H Minimum shutter speeds to stop camera shake
- Appendix I Settings to control depth of field
- Appendix J Suggested starting speeds to freeze the action of different events
- Appendix K Flash guide numbers, apertures and distance
- Appendix L Using a hand-held meter
- Appendix M Batteries
- Appendix N Health and safety in photography
- Appendix O Black and white film processing and printing
- Appendix P Chemically treating black and white prints
Glossary
Index
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