The Enthusiast's Guide to Multi-Shot Techniques

49 Photographic Principles You Need to Know

Alan Hess

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Product ID: 1119498 SKU: 1077 Categories: Ebook, Enthusiast's Guides, Photography, Popular Techniques, Print, Print and digital bundle Tags: Alan Hess, double exposure, Enthusiast's Guide, Enthusiast's Guide to Multi-Shot Techniques, focus stacking, image stacking, Multi-shot techniques, rocky nook, time lapse

BOOK AUTHOR	Alan Hess
PAGE COUNT	152 pages
TRIM SIZE	8.5 x 8.5in
COVER	Soft Cover
ISBN	9781681981345
PUBLISH DATE	10/2016

Introduction
Chapter 1: Double Exposure
1. Double Exposure Basics
2. Creating In-Camera Double Exposures with a Digital Camera
3. Creating Double Exposures in Post-Production with Adobe Photoshop
4. Using a Flash to Create Double Exposures
5. Fine-Tuning the Exposure when Shooting Double Exposures
6. Creating Double Exposure Portraits
7. Using Double and Multiple Exposures for Action Scenes
8. Varying the White Balance in Multiple Exposures
9. The Advantages and Disadvantages of Using More than Two Exposures
Chapter 2: High Dynamic Range Photography
10. HDR Basics
11. Shoot Bracketed Images
12. How Many Exposures Do You Really Need?
13. Make Sure Your Images are Sharp
14. Aperture Priority Mode Works Best
15. What to Meter (and Focus) On
16. Use In-Camera HDR to Evaluate the Scene
17. What is Tone Mapping?
18. Creating an HDR Image in Photoshop CC and Adobe Camera RAW
19. Creating an HDR Image in Aurora HDR Professional
20. Creating an HDR Image in Photomatix Pro 5
21. Natural or Crunchy?
22. Add a Bit of Normal Back In
Chapter 3: Photographing Panoramas
23. Panorama Basics
24. How Many Exposures Do You Need?
25. Make Sure Your Images Overlap
26. Keep Your Exposure Settings Consistent
27. Watch Your Focus and Focal Length
28. You Can Shoot Panoramas Handheld
29. Using a Tripod for Panoramas
30. Horizontal versus Vertical Panoramas
31. Using Adobe Photoshop Photomerge
32. 360-Degree Panoramas
33. Creating Panoramic Collages
34. Creating HDR Panoramas
35. Creating Gigapixel Panoramas
Chapter 4: Image Stacking and Focus Stacking
36. Use Image Stacks in Photoshop to Reduce Noise
37. Use Image Stacks in Photoshop to Remove Unwanted Objects
38. Image Stacking for Astrophotography
39. Image Stacking Software for Astrophotography
40. Focus Stacking
41. Focus Stacking for Macro Photography
42. Focus Stacking for Landscape Photography
43. Focus Stacking in Photoshop
Chapter 5: Time-Lapse Photography
44. Time-Lapse Basics
45. Do the Math
46. Camera Settings for Time-Lapse Photography
47. Creating an In-Camera Time-Lapse
48. Creating a Time-Lapse from Still Images in Photoshop
49. Creating a Time-Lapse from Still Images in Panolapse
Index

1 review for The Enthusiast's Guide to Multi-Shot Techniques

Doug (verified owner) September 5, 2019

Excellent book, new techniques to explore that opens up new areas to discovery in the area of photography.Easy to read with lots of illustrations.