22 results for "Kodak Photography Guide" between $2.00 and $150.00

The Kodak Workshop Series Digital Photography: A Basic Guide to New Technology by Jenni Bidner (Publication KW-23 Cat. No. E146 3028)

Silver Pixel Press 1996 (Kodak Publication No. O-27 CAT. No. E130 1000), softcover, 8 1/2 x 11", 164 pages, color illustrations

Publisher: Longmeadow Press, Connecticut, 1990. A Kodak Book, by Robert Herko. Kodak Publication No. AC-136. Softcover, 80 pages. Very Good Condition. Mild rubbing from shelf life on cover.

Over 600 photographs - more than 500 in color - illustrate practical information on how you can create better photographs. The Vision - how to develop a personal style of photography. The Tools - the photographer's gear - what it does and how to use it. The Image - special techniques and tools for the pictures you take. The Process - easy to follow darkroom procedures. The Joy - how to enjoy your pictures more.

1996, 112 pages, 200+ color photos throughout. Convenient, tote-along reference for a variety of 35mm camera questions about camera controls, exposure, film, filters, and the basic of action, nature, people, and landscape photography. Paperback; 3-1/2 x 6-1/2".

Improve your pictures with reliable advice from the experts at Kodak, the company that's associated with excellence in photography. You'll see that a little knowledge about 35mm techniques can make the difference between getting the shot you want and being unsatisfied with what you end up with on film. Pick up tips on using auto-focus and manual cameras and choose from a variety of electronic flash techniques. Learn when, where, and how to capitalize on camera...

Everyday (1) , Landscape photography (1) , Macro photography (1) , Photography (1) , ...

"Venezia, Plaza Marco, Ottica Photography." Printed on back: "Ditta Ferruzzi Ottica Photography." Art Nouveau, Italian, flags, advertising, camera. Grade III

Through the years, Kodak has led the way with an abundance of new products and processes that have made photography simpler, more useful and more enjoyable. Today, the company's work increasingly involves digital technology, combining the power and convenience of electronics with the quality of traditional photography to produce systems that bring levels of utility and fun to the taking, "making" and utilization of images.

Make Light Work for You (natural light of the sun, exposure you want, sunlight controlled, raking light, hidden sunlight, morning and evening light, moods of artificial light, artificial light controlled, mixing differnt kinds of light)

You realize that you've passed up some good picture opportunities because you did not see them, others because you did not know how to handle them... and above all, that many of the pictures you did take somehow missed the masterpieces you had hoped for.