Closeup Shooting: A Guide to Closeup, Tabletop and Macro Photography by Cyrill Harnischmacher
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Book Reviews of Closeup Shooting: A Guide to Closeup, Tabletop and Macro Photography
Book Review: Waste of time and money.
Summary: 2 Stars
Spend an hour online and you will learn more than this book has to offer. Short and simple but very true. I do not think that a beginner would benefit from this book.Book Review: Closeup Shooting: A Guide to Closeup, Tabletop and Macro Photography
Summary: 5 Stars
Bon livre de base pour apprendre la photo,bien expliqu? pour connaitre les choix d'?quipements et les options pour prendre des photos (Closeup Shooting: A Guide to Closeup, Tabletop and Macro Photography )
Book Review: Not Close, Definitely No Cigar
Summary: 2 Stars
Not remotely worth the cost. Far too few images. Many images are very average. Not remotely enough detail or examples in the technical discussion. Boring. I'm amazed others find this book so impressive.
If you want a serious introduction to shooting macro photography, read John Shaw's Close Ups In Nature. It's a classic. Even though it was written before digital, you'll learn from a master. And the basics apply directly to digital. And look for titles by Tim Fitzharris and George Lepp and other true masters of the art.
With the vast number of good photography books available that are devoted to or include discussion of macro photography, I'd put this one way down on the priority reading list.
Book Review: Exciting
Summary: 5 Stars
Exciting and inspiring. This book contains many exciting closeup photos and also has clear photographs with text that help the reader to achieve similar results. Written and illustrated by a famous photographer, "Closeup Shooting" is a must have for all aspiring macro photographers.Book Review: Magnificas fotografias
Summary: 4 Stars
Buen y serio trabajo con algunas fotos realmente magnificas. Profundiza mas que otras obras similares en aspectos t?cnicos sin olvidar darle tambi?n ese leve toque tecnico a aquellos capitulos que tratan temas mas basicos e introductorios. Resulta facil y agradable de leer al no tratarse de de un tratado cientifico-t?cnico sobre macrofotografia. Interesante y recomendable para aficionados y amateurs.