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Keppler on the Eye Level Reflex; by text and photos. by Herbert Keppler is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Keppler on the Eye Level Reflex; about?
In one of the most intriguing books on photography published in years, Herbert Keppler, design consultant, technical expert and executive editor of Modern Photography magazine has written a direct, unstuffy information loaded but highly entertaining analysis and critique of the single lens reflex, and how to use it. With the style familiar to Modern's readers he minces few words in analyzing both good and bad. What isn't generally known however, is that he practices what he preaches. A wide variety of stunning, technically excellent pictures from extreme close-ups to action through budget tele lenses explained and liberally criticized by the author when he thinks he may have gone off base. He takes a healthy swipe at photographers who write books on how to shoot pictures and load them with shots of famous personalities, and other material the average person can't get near. Every one of his subjects is well within the average reader's scope. The book is further jammed with charts, tables, interior drawings of cameras and other equipment. Keppler tells you what to buy, what not to buy, how to pick, choose and test cameras and lenses. It's embarrassingly rich in reference material des
- Author
- text and photos. by Herbert Keppler
- Publisher
- [New York, Amphoto]
- Published
- 1961
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Photography, Arts
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