The Bird Photography Field Guide by Tipling, David -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Contents Foreword Introduction Equipment

What Digital Camera do I Need? Digital SLRs Digiscoping Equipment Telephoto Lenses Zoom Lenses Teleconverters Wide-angle Lenses Tripods Tripod Heads Beanbags and Window Mounts Understanding Exposure Exposure and Histograms Freezing Action Motion Blur Understanding Depth of Field Memory Cards File Formats Which Format—Raw or JPEG? Taking Care of Equipment

Photographing Birds

Backyard Birds Urban Environments Seabirds Wildfowl and other Waterbirds Birds of Prey Game Birds, Crakes, and Rails Shorebirds Passerines Captive Birds in Natural Surroundings Birds in Flight Shooting Low Lighting Capturing Action Stalking and Field Craft Blinds Remote-control Photography Traveling with your Gear by Air Choosing Bird Photography Vacations Digiscoping Techniques in the Field In the Field—A Personal Experience

Digital Photo Editing

Computer Hardware Editing Software and Working with Color Importing, Sorting and Editing Processing a Raw Image Improving Composition Adjusting Exposure, Contrast, and Color Using Curves The Clone Stamp and Healing Brush Resizing and Output Formats Sharpening Printing Getting Published Long-term Picture Storage Bird Photography and Ethics

Glossary

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