Informationen zum Autor Harold Davis is a bestselling author of many books, the developer of a unique technique for photographing flowers for transparency, a Moab Master, and a Zeiss Ambassador. He is an internationally known photographer and a sought-after workshop leader. Find him online at www.digitalfieldguide.com. Klappentext "My goal as a photography teacher and writer about photography is to inspire and to help you become the best and most creative photographer and image-maker that you can be."-Harold DavisIn this newly revised and expanded classic guide to black and white photography, renowned photographer Harold Davis breaks through the mystery of digital monochrome. Using more than 200 of his own stunning fully-captioned monochromatic images to illustrate, Davis walks you through the visual ideas that work well with black and white. He shares the technical approaches that you can use to create high-quality monochromatic photos.With Creative Black & White you'll discover a deeper appreciation for what you can accomplish when taking portraits, landscapes, night photos, close-ups, and more. This book provides both inspiration and technical instruction. You may never photograph the world in quite the same way again!Learn to see and think in black and white:. Convert RAW files to black and white. Use color information to create black and white photos in Lightroom and Photoshop. Create monochromatic images using multi-RAW processing and HDR. Learn how to apply solarization, tinting, toning, and other special effects. Complete exposure data and the story behind every photo Inhaltsverzeichnis THE MONOCHROMATIC VISION Past, Present, and Future Thinking in Black and White Contrast Color Implied The Tonal Landscape Visual Implication Seeing in Black and White Pre-Visualization Techniques Black and White Composition Framing Patterns and Lines Shape and Form High Key Low Key Shades of Gray Finding Monochromatic Subjects Black and White at Night Photographing People Portraiture in Black and White BLACK AND WHITE IN THE DIGITAL ERA Digital Black and White Roadmap The RAW Advantage Black and White in Adobe Camera RAW Black and White in Lightroom Grayscale Conversion Using Presets HSL Conversion Exposure Gradients and Adjustments Exporting Virtual Copies into Photoshop as Layers Multiple Layers and Masking in Photoshop Multi-RAW Processing in Photoshop Black and White in Photoshop Blending with Black Using the Channel Mixer Black & White Adjustment Layers Silver Efex Pro Topaz B&W Effects OnOne Perfect B&W The Digital Analog to the Analog Zone System Combining Conversions in Photoshop CREATIVE BLACK AND WHITE OPPORTUNITIES Lighting and Monochromatic Photos Creating High-Key Effects Creating Low-Key Effects HDR in Black and White Shooting for HDR Using HDR Software Toning and Tinting Tinting with a Black & White Adjustment Layer Split Toning The Ansel Adams Effect Selective Color Hand Coloring Using LAB Color Inverting the L Channel Equalizing LAB Channels Swapping Tonalities Using Blending Modes LAB Inversions Soft Focus Adding Soft Focus Pinhole Effect Solarization Using Curves to Solarize an Image Simulating the Blossfeldt Effect Duotone and Tritone Effects Adding and Reducing Noise Film Effects Infrared Camera Conversions Infrared Conversion without an IR Camera Creating X-Ray Images MOBILE BLACK AND WHITE Black and White using a Cell Phone Camera Working with Snapseed Toward a Monochromatic Mobile Workflow Notes and Resources Glossary Index...

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"My goal as a photography teacher and writer about photography is to inspire and to help you become the best and most creative photographer and image-maker that you can be."-Harold Davis In this newly revised and expanded classic guide to black and white photography, renowned photographer Harold Davis breaks through the mystery of digital monochrome. Using more than 200 of his own stunning fully-captioned monochromatic images to illustrate, Davis walks you through the visual ideas that work well with black and white. He shares the technical approaches that you can use to create high-quality monochromatic photos. With Creative Black & White you'll discover a deeper appreciation for what you can accomplish when taking portraits, landscapes, night photos, close-ups, and more. This book provides both inspiration and technical instruction. You may never photograph the world in quite the same way again! Learn to see and think in black and white:

. Convert RAW files to black and white

. Use color information to create black and white photos in Lightroom and Photoshop

. Create monochromatic images using multi-RAW processing and HDR

. Learn how to apply solarization, tinting, toning, and other special effects

. Complete exposure data and the story behind every photo

Inhalt

THE MONOCHROMATIC VISION
Past, Present, and Future
Thinking in Black and White
Contrast
Color Implied
The Tonal Landscape
Visual Implication
Seeing in Black and White
Pre-Visualization Techniques
Black and White Composition
Framing
Patterns and Lines
Shape and Form
High Key
Low Key
Shades of Gray
Finding Monochromatic Subjects
Black and White at Night
Photographing People
Portraiture in Black and White

BLACK AND WHITE IN THE DIGITAL ERA
Digital Black and White Roadmap
The RAW Advantage
Black and White in Adobe Camera RAW
Black and White in Lightroom
Grayscale Conversion Using Presets
HSL Conversion
Exposure Gradients and Adjustments
Exporting Virtual Copies into Photoshop as Layers
Multiple Layers and Masking in Photoshop
Multi-RAW Processing in Photoshop
Black and White in Photoshop
Blending with Black
Using the Channel Mixer
Black & White Adjustment Layers
Silver Efex Pro
Topaz B&W Effects
OnOne Perfect B&W
The Digital Analog to the Analog Zone System
Combining Conversions in Photoshop

CREATIVE BLACK AND WHITE OPPORTUNITIES
Lighting and Monochromatic Photos
Creating High-Key Effects
Creating Low-Key Effects
HDR in Black and White
Shooting for HDR
Using HDR Software
Toning and Tinting
Tinting with a Black & White Adjustment Layer
Split Toning
The Ansel Adams Effect
Selective Color
Hand Coloring
Using LAB Color
Inverting the L Channel
Equalizing LAB Channels
Swapping Tonalities
Using Blending Modes
LAB Inversions
Soft Focus
Adding Soft Focus
Pinhole Effect
Solarization
Using Curves to Solarize an Image
Simulating the Blossfeldt Effect
Duotone and Tritone Effects
Adding and Reducing Noise
Film Effects
Infrared Camera Conversions
Infrared Conversion without an IR Camera
Creating X-Ray Images

MOBILE BLACK AND WHITE
Black and White using a Cell Phone Camera
Working with Snapseed
Toward a Monochromatic Mobile Workflow

Notes and Resources
Glossary
Index