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Index
Remote Exposure: A Guide to Hiking and Climbing Photography
About the Author
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction
Who Is This Book For?
Why Do We Take Pictures?
1. Choosing the Right Equipment
Cameras
Working With Film
Compact Cameras
DSLRs
Electonic Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens Cameras
The Big Stuff
Lenses
Workhorse Zoom
Some Extra Reach
Ultra Wide
The Prime Option
Exotics
Carrying Systems
Battery and Memory Strategies
Managing Memory
Staying Powered On
Odds and Ends
Dead Weight
The Tripod Issue
Artificial Lighting
Filters
Laptop
So, What Do I Bring?
For Hiking and Less Demanding Climbs
For Difficult Climbs
2. Shooting
When to Shoot
Caring for Your Gear
Weather Protection
Cold
Water
Condensation
Dust
How Not to Drop Stuff
Safety
A Complete Workflow
Exposure
Snow
ETTR
High Contrast
3. Creating Powerful Images
Be Inspired
Quantity vs. Quality
Composition
The Story
More Practically
4. Discipline Specific
Camping
Hiking
Technical Climbing
Mountaineering
5. Advanced Techniques
Low Light and Night Photography
Panoramic Images
HDR
Video
6. Closing Thoughts
Ethics and Photo Manipulations
Safety and the Environment
About the Author
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