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Ten Photo Assignments

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Cover
Page 0
Title
Page 1
Copyright
Page 2
Contents
Page 4
Introduction
Page 6
+ Section A: You're Smarter Than Your Equipment
Page 8
- Assignment 1: The Perfect Baseline: Your EI Test
  Page 10
- Assignment 2: Lens Choices
  Page 17
+ Section B: Color Counts
Page 26
- Assignment 3: Choosing the Right Preset
  Page 29
- Assignment 4: The Perfect Balance
  Page 43
+ Section C: Exposing Exposures
Page 48
- Assignment 5: Equivalent Exposures
  Page 51
- Assignment 6: Mastering Metering
  Page 63
+ Section D: Compose Yourself
Page 74
- Assignment 7: Rule of Thirds
  Page 77
- Assignment 8: Get Closer
  Page 82
+ Section E: Follow the Light
Page 90
- Assignment 9: Find the Light
  Page 92
- Assignment 10: Manage the Light
  Page 101
Touchdown
Page 109
+ Index
Page 110
- A
  Page 110
- B
  Page 110
- C
  Page 110
- D
  Page 110
- E
  Page 110
- F
  Page 110
- G
  Page 110
- H
  Page 110
- I
  Page 110
- L
  Page 110
- M
  Page 110
- N
  Page 110
- R
  Page 110
- S
  Page 110
- W
  Page 110

Become a Better Digital Photographer, One Assignment at a Time

There is no better way to learn than by doing. While theories, histories, best practices, and sciences ground a thorough knowledge of any subject, at some point you have to apply that information to truly garner knowledge.

This book provides real-world assignments that guide prospective photographers to a true understanding and mastery of the craft. Each assignment includes a list of goals, detailed instructions, illustrations, and examples. Individual assignments build on one another, allowing your mastery to grow as the book continues.

Learn about the capabilities and limitations of your equipment; the proper ways to expose a scene for digital capture; dos and don'ts of cropping and scene placement; how to color manage a scene in-camera; and how to see, manipulate, and augment light to obtain the best possible native files.