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Review Summary
2010-02-22T19:00:00
The information in this book is very old. This is my fault for not looking at the publishing date, however it makes much of the information not relevant. The lighting set-ups are fine, and are not affected by the age of the information. However, for the money, I think there are better overall choices for your reading dollars.
Davies C.

There’s an old photographer’s joke about the bride who had a Roman nose.
Learning how to set up, use, and control lighting is the biggest challenge facing photographers who want to do studio work. With the help of this manual, serious amateurs, photography students, and pros switching from outdoor to studio work are sure to become lighting masters. Beginning with an inventory of ingredients found in a well-stocked commercial studio, The Lighting Cookbook presents every essential piece of lighting and shooting equipment, with a full explanation of how, when, and why each is used. Dozens of lighting recipes from six top pros come next. They reveal step by step how they made their shots, complete with setup details, lens choices, composition decisions, and lighting diagrams. The foolproof recipes cover a range of studio-work specialties, including glamour, fashion, still life, and portraiture - corporate, children, pets. The Lighting Cookbook provides all levels of photographers with everything they need to know about studio lighting to achieve great pictures on a regular basis.