Black & White Photography in the Digital Age
Creative Camera, Darkroom & Printing Techniques for the Modern Photographer
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Author
Publication
2007-05-15 - David & Charles Publishers
Language
English
Word Count
36,000 words, Guess
Page Count
144 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveblackandwhitepho0000woro
- ISBN-100715325620
- ISBN-139780715325629
- Goodreads788105
- OCLC Control Number144685350
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780715325629
- Open LibraryOL7832571M
Classifications
- LCCTR267 .W67 2007
Description
"Black and White Photography in the Digital Age shows you how to get the most from all of the new technology available, and achieve what was once impossible in the darkroom. Drawing on over thirty years of experience in traditional darkroom practice as well as digital techniques, Tony Worobiec and Ray Spence guide you through the digital process from dealing with RAW files or scanning from prints and transparencies, to producing the final print." "Illustrated with their own award-winning work, Black and White Photography in the Digital Age shows that subtle and beautiful black and white photography no longer requires an expertise born of years of practise in the darkroom, but is within the reach of every avid photographer."--BOOK JACKET.
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