Surely it has happened to you, in some photos, the protagonist has been too dark (underexposed). Other times, in order to expose the subject correctly, you have burned elements of the background (overexposed). There are even times when neither the dark tones of your scene were as dark as you wanted nor the lights as bright, and that photo that you saw in your mind, in reality, was so dull!... All this happens because you do not dominate the Exposure.
That is why we have prepared the book you need to learn to professionally control everything related to The Exhibition. Which is part of the series [Higher Training in Photography], an encyclopedia that brings together all the subjects that a photographer must master in his professional training.
Contents
The "Camera Obscura", History.
Light; How we see and how we photograph
The Camera Body and Lens
Path of the Light to Form the Photograph
Exposure Control
The Exposure Triangle
Law of Reciprocity
Exposure value (EV)
The Dynamic Range
The Histogram and Exposure Meter
Exposure Measurement and Compensation
Metering and Exposure Metering Modes.
The Blocking of the Exposure
The Histogram
Diaphragm Opening
Steps and Ratios
Photographic effects derived from the aperture
the shutter
Shutter Speed (Exposure Time)
Photographic effects derived from the Shutter Speed
ISO Sensitivity
The ISO Scale, Sensor Sensitivity
Developed RAW vs. JPG
Reveal a RAW File.