Good Technical Books

[bantoo steve]

I would like to learn more about exposure, lighting, composition etc.

Was wondering if anyone could suggest some good books to read on the different subjects of photography. Would appreciate it a lot.

Thanks.

[Jonnyreb]

did a quick forum search for you: http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=41534&highlight=books

there is still no substitute to getting out to a book shop though. with the increase in interest in photography they are always well stocked

[bantoo steve]

Oops. Sorry.

I usually do search, never even crossed my mind this time

[simonkit]

Without a doubt one of the best books you can get is:

understanding exposure by Bryan Peterson

I'm sure many others will endorse this book too.

simon

[maddog.mark]

Without a doubt one of the best books you can get is:

understanding exposure by Bryan Peterson

I'm sure many others will endorse this book too.

simon

I've had my copy a week and can vouch for how good it is, clear,simple and informative. :thumbs: Can be had from the Book Depository for a good price too. http://www.bookdepository.co.uk

[kevshore]

Without a doubt one of the best books you can get is:

understanding exposure by Bryan Peterson

I'm sure many others will endorse this book too.

simon



Agree!!! ;)

[Checkmate]

Without a doubt one of the best books you can get is:

understanding exposure by Bryan Peterson

I'm sure many others will endorse this book too.

Absolutely! Fantastic book, and the first one I read, and read.

Also, John Shaw's 'Closeups In Nature' is very good if you're into that sort of thing. Its based on film cameras, but the priciples still apply to digital.

[nutter426]

BookButler (http://www.bookbutler.co.uk) is good for finding the cheapest price for a book.