Frage von otnemem:
Hello!
I'm looking for a good manual, textbook or what is synonymous book that employed with the camera, and especially with the technology.
So with the various lenses, possibly with example photos, applications, and so luminous next. For an overview of the technical possibilities to get.
Is there such books? What are they?
Thank you, Philip.
Antwort von otnemem:
Jau .... Here:
http://www.lulu.com/content/1018079
Antwort von noch n´Gast:
This should then link to these opinions do not miss:
http://www.wolfgangwunderlich.de/Consulting/Start.html
Antwort von slowmo:
Thank you for the answers. To Antwort1, I'm looking for a book that is more involved with 16/32mm/Betacam technology, so really with the various interchangeable lenses, the various opportunities and search for an overview of these options, preferably with photo, etc. and the associated lenses and happy synonymous technical information.
It greets, philip
Antwort von gast12:
I would be interested synonymous. because nobody has what?
Antwort von noch n´Gast:
This should then link to these opinions do not miss:
http://www.wolfgangwunderlich.de/Consulting/Start.html for safety's sake to note that this is not my paper or notice is.
Where would I do that?
Antwort von Schleichmichel:
"Andreas Feininger great photo doctrine"!
Right! A photography textbook. You mean, that would be rubbish? Then you have just bad luck!
And in order to transition cinematography ...:
"Lighting for Film and Electronic Cinematography" of Dave Viera. And yes, it is expensive. That's a good book, if it is synonymous not even half as good as Feininger Book.
Technical information on cameras can be found on the homepages of the Manufacturer. For Arri and Aaton and brochures you can download manuals. The same is for current of Zeiss Lenses, Angenieux and Co. are. There are for Arri cameras synonymous John Fauer-Books.
Antwort von Schleichmichel:
Oh, the thread has already been a slight beard.
Antwort von WoWu:
@ Philip
.. what are you looking for?
There is obviously still very good whitepapers.
And the requirements s.HD are now quite herheblich different.
If you see something I can say precisely what you are interested, I can help you if necessary.
Antwort von Bernd E.:
S.HD. requirements ... .. Philip I have understood that it is not literature on HD video, but rather to 16mm or 35mm equipment examined. In this case, the two Books of Matthias A. Uhlig ( "Manual of the film camera technology" and "Manual for Clapperloader") worth a look. Table of Contents and on the first reading on www.camera-obscura.de/main.php3 to find even the latter can be online at www.clapperloader.de read.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von DWUA:
@ Bernd E.
Thank you!
For that you do not first-person shooter did;))
Antwort von DWUA:
It should read:
Thank you,
that you're not a first-person shooter are!
;)
