eBook review

Dan Bolt · Issue 73, Jul/Aug 2013 · pp. 67–69

a photo would not be useful; one of which (a tap (faucet) filling a bucket) is used with great effect to explain aperture, shutter speed and iso sensitivities and their relation to achieving properly exposed shots. No only is the book about image taking, but it also has a chapter on post production which covers topics such as workflow, working with RAW files and image correction techniques. Taking things a step further is the chapter about how to take your images to a new level by getting published and shooting for both magazines and competitions. Despite being a recent publication it was surprising that the Micro 4/3rds format is absent from the section about camera types; the discussion goes from compact, to prosumer and straight to dSLR. And being a UK based photographer I always get a little disappointed when books fail to include temperate or cold water diving and the challenges tha…