Art Of Professional Photography By Linda Robinson

Art Of Professional Photography By Linda Robinson

Table of Contents 1. History of Photography 2. Types of Photography 3. Camera 4. Camcorder 5. Visible Spectrum 6. Camera Obscura 7. Electromagnetic Spectrum 8. Apeture 9. Diaphragm and Shutter 10. Photographic Film 11. Movie Projector 12. Shutter Speed 13. Cinematography 14. View Camera 15. Exposure Photography 16. Photojournalism 17. Fashion Photography 18. Some Technical Terms 19. Tips for Photography

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