Basic principles of photography
Author: David capel
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Description: Basic principles of photography is a concise overview of the history, principles, and technical aspects of photography. It covers topics such as the camera obscura, early pioneers, film technology, digital cameras, lenses, exposure, and camera modes.
Pages: 44
Megabytes: 2.94 MB
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