Improve Your Photography with Andrew Gibson ‘s E-books
Andrew Gibson is a professional photographer from the UK. He also writes and edits for EOS magazine, one of the most popular photography magazines in the UK. Besides being excellent at photography, Gibson is also a passionate teacher; he often writes tutorials and books for photographers on sites such as PhotoTuts+ and Peachpit, and has a selection of several photography books on Craft and Vision.
Understanding Exposure
Even with the all the wonderful camera technology, do you ever wonder why you can’t always get your exposure right? Or perhaps you wonder why your camera has so many exposure modes?
Understanding Exposure explains the principles of exposure. You’ll understand why your camera doesn’t always get the exposure right. Sometimes you have to step in to manually adjust your camera’s settings. By learning how to truly take control of your camera, you’ll be able to effectively get the most out of your images.
This eBook by Andrew Gibson shows you how to use your DSLR effectively and spoonfeeds the steps to get great exposure in any lighting condition.
Understanding DPP
Canon’s Digital Photo Professional software is an awesome tool for photographers, but it’s very difficult to understand the full potential of what the program can do.
DPP is much simpler to use than more advanced software like Adobe Lightroom. It’s ideal for photographers who are new to Raw processing or would just like to use a program that is designed specifically to work with their camera.
Understanding DPP is written for photographers who want to use the functions within DPP (such as white balance, Picture Style and contrast control) to make beautiful images. It shows you how to use DPP to bring the best out of your Raw files, but also why you should you use it and how it can help you become a more creative photographer.
DPP is actually quite easy to use and has a lot of creative potential, once someone shows you how. Understanding DPP does exactly that.
Square: The Digital Photographer’s Guide to the Square
Digital cameras have made the square format available to anybody who doesn’t mind cropping their images in post-processing. But using the square format isn’t just a matter of cropping – there’s more to it than that. The dynamic of the image changes completely and new principles of composition apply.
Square shows you how to use the square format on your camera, and how to make the most out of the fine art photographer’s format. It’s illustrated throughout by Andrew Gibson ‘s photos, and contains interviews with two film photographers, Matt Toynbee and Flavia Schaller, to explore their perspective on the square format.
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