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- Expand your photography skills—for unique results
- Shooting techniques, image composition, post-processing, and marketing
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- Bird photography
- the great photography school
- Owls, birds of prey, songbirds and co.
- Shooting technique and subject ideas
- Birds in the best light
- in-depth knowledge of species
- Camouflage tent and swimming hideaway
- Customize your pictures
- your comprehensive and practice-oriented introduction to bird photography
- 359 pages, hardcover, in color
- Authors: Alexander Ahrenhold, Eike Mross, Hans-Peter Schaub
- Expert Advice and Pro Tips for Atmospheric Close-Ups
- Exposure and shooting techniques explained in detail
Free live consultation
Your individual consultation - from the comfort of your sofa
Arrange appointment- The Perfect Guide to Photo Editing, Explained Step by Step
- Practical Tips and Tricks for the Current Version
- Create creative photo reels, composites, photo books, collages, and much more
- Includes a free download of sample images so you can get started right away
- BILDNER Publishing Guarantee: Written by professionals, not by AI!
- Intuitive and Fast Image Editing Using Artificial Intelligence
- Explained in an easy-to-understand way: How to achieve impressive results
- Processing RAW formats from leading camera manufacturers
Basics, projects, masterpieces
by Stefan Liebermann, Eugen Kamenew, Nicholas Roemmelt, Jakob Sahner
- Topics in corporate photography
- Safety equipment
- Image conception and philosophy
- Marketing and acquisition
- 350 pages
- Author Christian Ahrens
- Photographing horses in style
- optimal equipment
- manual horse photography
- Finding and staging photo spots
- planning an animal-friendly shoot
- Horses as a subject - from portraits to action shots
- Breed studies: recognizing and working out horse types
- the art of image composition
- Step by step to a professional timelapse video
- This is what time-lapse is used for
- Technical basics and accessories
- Comparison of recording hardware
- Software for post-production
- Suitable motifs for getting started
- Time-lapse on the go with your smartphone
- Particularly flexible action cameras
- Better image quality with a compact camera
- Time-lapse with a DSLR or system camera
- Camera settings and exposure compensation
- Moving time-lapse with slider and turntable
- Editing sequences with Lightroom and LRTimelapse
- Editing key frames in Lightroom
- Mastering transitions and deflickering
- Practical tips and tricks
- 238 pages
- Author Tobias Gawrisch
- new approaches for bird photography
- inspiring photo ideas
- capture magical lighting moods
- static or dynamic images
- Crops and plumage details
- Lens for bird photography
- Photographing birds all year round
- how to get a perfectly exposed shot
- information worth knowing about autofocus
- Tips for freehand photography
- Controlling exposure and focus
- Multiple exposures and continuous shooting
- worthwhile photo destinations for great pictures
- practical equipment and perfect camouflage
- responsible photography
- Landscape photography - The big practical book
- in search of inspiration
- Planning a photo tour according to the seasons
- Motive search in front of the own front door
- optimal image composition - modeling the landscape
- playing with colors and patterns
- Dealing with focal lengths, sharpness and movement
- Creating a mood in wind and weather
- Number of pages: 318 pages
- Author: Andreas Pacek
- Nik Collection 4 - Practical book for fantastic image looks
- U-Point for image corrections without a mask
- intense colors and creative effects
- artistic black and white conversion
- breathtaking visual effects
- Grain structure like analog film
- Perspective and proportions
- vibrant colors and strong contrasts
- Number of pages: approx. 300 pages
- Capturing hidden worlds in spectacular images - here's how
- Equipment, know-how and tips: everything you need and need to know
- Flash photography - Exciting shots with just one flash
- Light and mood
- Zoom reflector and guide number
- The crux of the matter with light
- Flashing faster than the camera allows
- Nikon CLS and Canon E-TTL II
- Automatic or manual flash?
- Practical flash functions
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