September 2014
Beginner
402 pages
13h 7m
English
The viewfinder (whether it’s optical, an LCD screen or live-view on your computer) isn’t merely a technology tool; it’s also the way you see the world when you’re composing photographs. Through it, your eyes are grafted directly to your camera so that you can actively take control of your image making.
Although the viewfinder has plenty of information built into it—such as the shot count, exposure settings, various warnings, focus indicators and your light meter—it is, at its heart, a cropping tool that can edit the world into a two-dimensional photograph. It’s the link between you and your camera.
In a way, everything else, including lens effects, raw image data, color balance, etc., connects ...
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