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Old 13th March 2007   #1
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Default Books to recommend on Exposure

Hi all,

Any good books to recommend for the above topic?? Do advise and also can share why you recommend it.

Thanks in advance!
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Default Re: Books to recommend on Exposure

During the days of film,

it has to be Understanding Exposure - by Bryan Peterson.

Why I recommend it??? -- Because nothing else comes close.

I have the first edition


Now in the digital era (what with the help of the histogram), it's still a good read because nothing beats nailing the exposure right off the cam.
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Hi all,

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Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera
by Bryan Peterson

This is probably the most definitive book on Exposure and contains all the basic and important concepts of photography that any serious amateur photographer would need. I have it myself and I've bought as gifts to friends. They treasure it as much as I do.
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During the days of film,

it has to be Understanding Exposure - by Bryan Peterson.

Why I recommend it??? -- Because nothing else comes close.

I have the first edition


Now in the digital era (what with the help of the histogram), it's still a good read because nothing beats nailing the exposure right off the cam.

ha ha. we recommended this almost simultaneously
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Agreed! He speaks the photographers' language that even a beninner can understand!
I have all the books by Bryan Peterson and are autographed by him somemore!
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Default Re: Books to recommend on Exposure

also by Bryan Peterson -> Learning to see Creatively.
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I have it myself and I've bought as gifts to friends. They treasure it as much as I do.
I would like to be your friend ;P
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Thanks for the feedbacks so far... any other titles to rec?
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I would like to be your friend ;P
he he he. anytime, bro
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he he he. anytime, bro
No free gifts?
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No free gifts?

ok lah. will buy you on your birthday
i bought a copy from Riceball last week. costs only 40 bucks. or if you order from amazon, its only US$16 or so. Do a MO lah, for all budding photographers.
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ok lah. will buy you on your birthday
i bought a copy from Riceball last week. costs only 40 bucks. or if you order from amazon, its only US$16 or so. Do a MO lah, for all budding photographers.
yah... good idea man.
do a MO la...
benefit to others too...
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Thanks for the feedbacks so far... any other titles to rec?
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