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A comprehensive guide to filters for digital photographers examines both hardware and software filters to provide a deeper understanding of the applications of various filter systems, covering such basic camera filters as color correction, monochrome, polarizing, and diffusion and explaining how such filters can be applied using such image manipulation software as Photoshop and the effects that can be produced. Original. (All Users)
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<div>Providing total control of a photograph, this guidebook details camera filters and the simple, inexpensive ways they can be employed in order to move from simply taking pictures to capturing imaginative images. Discussing a vast array of filters—from screw-in and slide-on filters for traditional film cameras to the cutting edge, post-production software associated with digital cameras—photographers will find practical, professional advice alongside photo examples that illustrate the differences in every filtering decision. From manipulating flesh tones in portraits to color-balancing an architectural interior, this resource provides the methods to allow photographers to express their complete creative vision. Three helpful appendices—discussing light theory, how sensors record images, and metering systems—are also </div>
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