Product Description

Find out how you can produce breathtaking images indoor and out with low light! This comprehensive guide covers everything from choosing the best equipment and film to ensuring correct exposures in tricky situations. The book also tackles a wide range of different themes and lighting situations including firework displays, candlelight and weather phenomena.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22110 in Books
• Brand: WATSON-GUPTILL
• Published on: 2000-03-15
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 192 pages

About the Author
Lee Frost, author of The A-Z of Creative Photography, contributes regularly to a variety of photographic magazines, and his landscape and travel pictures are published worldwide. He is based in England.

Customer Reviews

Low Light Photography Review
I found this book both very interesting and very helpful. There is a good amount of technique specific information as well as supporting photographs. There are amazing photographs to be taken by just using a tripod and the Bulb setting on the camera. The only downside is the book was published before digital photography really started to take off so all the information is presented using film and film cameras as the media. An updated version of this book could be useful.

Nice book, but not for the digital age
As above its a very nice book, most of the topics will work for digital cameras, but its not aimed at digital cameras. Hopefully it will be updated one day.

For the digital age its missing HDR photography and Software post processing and image manipulation

it does mention digital cameras, but they take up 1/2 of one page in the book, and the cameras they talk about have "mega pixel" imaging. A far cry from todays 10 and 12 megapixel cameras.

Night & Low light photography
I received an email about a new edition of this book coming out the 18th of March .
I ordered it .
Today I got an email saying I would arrive Friday or Saturday [ today ]
It came today . It's the 2006 version - it's the same as the other copy I have .
This book is mainly for film and very little on Digital cameras .I wanted some more information on Digital .
I'm not sending back but won't be buying from this writer and try to find same stuff on a different web site .