Author

Publication

2008 - Photographers' Institute Press, Lewes, East Sussex, England

Language

English

Word Count

43,750 words, Guess

Page Count

175 pages

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and 1 more

Classifications

  • DDC778
  • DDC775.028
  • LCCTR267 .D35 2008

Description

"Immediacy and control are big parts of digital photography's allure. That's also why more and more people are printing their photos at home. Even beginners can quickly achieve professional results with the straightforward instruction and colour computer screen grabs provided here. The advice helps budding photographers make smarter choices when purchasing and using photo printing equipment and supplies. There are tips for using computer workstations and software programs and easy-to-follow technical steps for making test prints, correcting colour saturation, and repairing dust marks and scratches. Various printing styles are explained, such as Victorian vintage, hand-painted, and grainy documentary tones. Plus, theres instruction on choosing inks and papers, turning digital photos into calendars, printing on canvas, making textured and translucent prints, and more."--Global Books in Print.

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