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Photographer's Handbook in 35 MM

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Technical sheet

Number of pages:

240

Publisher:

EVEREST

Binding:

Softcover

ISBN:

9788424129019

Year of edition:

1991

Editing square:

LEON

Translator:

TRADUTEX

Written by..

Julian Calder

35 mm

This book takes a look at the basic principles of photography, including the choice of the right camera for your needs, the use of filters and fill lights, the lens that best suits each shot, as well as a number of more specialized issues. But this work is not limited to only the most basic aspects, but also provides current data on the latest developments in the field of photography and its retouching to help you take the next step.




The 35mm format, or simply 35mm, is the common name for a film format or 24 × 36 mm image sensor format used in photography. It has an aspect ratio of 3:2, and a diagonal size of approximately 43 mm. It has been used in countless photographic applications including telemetric cameras (film and digital), mirrorless digital cameras, digital reflex cameras, compact cameras and disposable film cameras.


The also called photo format measures 24 × 36 mm. It got its name 35 mm wide from the 135 format film.
The format was originally created by Oskar Barnack with the introduction of his Leica camera in the 1920s.[1] For this reason, it is sometimes called Leica format [2] or Barnack format.[3] The name 35 mm originates from the full width of the 135 film format, the perforated film cartridge that was the main medium until the invention of full-frame DSLRs. The term format 135 is kept in use. In digital photography, the format has become known as full frame, full frame, FF or FX, the latter being a registered trademark of Nikon. Historically the 35mm format is sometimes called thumbnail format [4] or small format, [5] to differentiate them from medium and large formats.

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  • Comments (32)
Niyorlis
A manual for a photographer is an excellent option not to take pictures like crazy, it is important all those techniques and thus make a good shot and quality
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naf1971naf
It is wonderful that world of photography, as well as the world of movies that is nothing but pictures in sequence, I had always been struck by the mention of the 35mm format but never looked for its features and why it is so used, thank you for your information
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Maria
looks like a very interesting book for lovers of photography
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abreusoleidy
Excellent post thanks for sharing with us those technics I love photography and want to be a photographer
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Eza Chavez
Excellent recommendation for every photographer
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rorocando
@Eza Chavez a.little old but it's ideal for every photographer to start from there
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Maria Fernanda Sanchez
thank you so much for compatible this post
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tiko3msc
excellent is something old but very good
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koypez3
more q all this would be for expert photographers to see from where it starts
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Gollo
Good material for those who like to take pictures.
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