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Digital Sports Photography
Title | Digital Sports Photography
Author | G. Newman Lowrance
Type | Book
Rating | 9.79
Notes | Written by SportsShooter.com member G. Newman Lowrance with forward written by SportsShooter.com member Peter Read Miller. SportsShooter.com member Kevin Terrell also contributed to this book.

Take a unique look at the special techniques involved in shooting sports photographs digitally as you get a glimpse into the authors own journey toward becoming a successful sports photographer. Youll also get a wealth of information from some of the best sports shooters and editors working today in the industry. Cover important issues, including color management, camera setup, and equipment options and get insiders tips on what a photo editor looks for in determining what makes a great image. Discover the techniques and methods unique to shooting photographs for baseball, football, basketball, ice hockey, soccer, and tennis. Whether youre covering the Olympics for Sports Illustrated or a local youth soccer game, "Digital Sports Photography" will give you the help and guidance you need to make your photos stand out.

About the Author:
G. Newman Lowrance is a sports photographer with over sixteen years of experience. His images have appeared in Official Super Bowl and Pro Bowl game magazines, NFL videos and calendars, NFL Insider magazine, and various covers and interior photographs for Street & Smith?s College and Pro annuals, Athlon Sports annuals, Human Kinetics Publications, Dorling Kindersley Sports Publications, and ATS Consultants Pro, College, and Fantasy Ultimate Football annuals. His photos have also appeared for various commercial usages such as DirecTV, USA Today, Sports Weekly, and Reebok, Incorporated. Newman currently resides in Overland Park, Kansas.
Purchase/Additonal Info |  https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1592006485

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Gerry Pieper Photographer
Schoengeising | BY | Germany
Comments | [03/16/07] It was a little difficult to get here in Germany, but it was worth all the strain! I read all night and can't stop untill I finished it completely. And when I did so, I started all over...
Rating | 10

William Guerro Photographer
Galloway | NJ | USA
Comments | [01/25/07] Excellent book, I have had my copy for about 4 months. I read it cover to cover in about 2 days and have refered back to it quite often. It will not teach you everything there is to know about Sports Photography, but it will give you an good foundation to build on.
Rating | 10

Jason Kapusta Photographer
Zelienople | PA | USA
Comments | [03/26/06] This is a great book and a must have for anyone interested in shooting sports. It has a huge wealth of info for any beginner and some great tips for the veteran shooter. The section on how he started out and worked his way up is very encouraging having had some of the same experiences myself.
Rating | 10

Barry Taylor Photographer
Belton | MO | USA
Comments | [01/16/06] Great easy to read book that every beginning sports photographer should consider a must read. Seasoned photographers will find it a good read just to see how another pro does it. And who knows you may find a pointer or two also.
Rating | 10

Mitch Stringer Photographer
Towson | MD | USA
Comments | [01/03/06] I was searching for such a book like this and telling a friend while we were at a bookstore a month ago. He reached over and said "you mean a book like this one?" I think the book is very well laid out and a great resource. You can read it cover to cover without putting it down.
Rating | 10

Denny Medley Photographer / Photo Editor
Kansas City | MO | USA
Comments | [12/28/05] This is a truly excellent book. Newman's wealth of information and insights from his personal experience are presented in an easy-to-read manner, and his tips on nearly all major sports help tremendously. Thanks for putting it all together in one place!
Rating | 10

Jason Orth Photographer
Lincoln | NE | USA
Comments | [12/15/05] Great book that has real tips on shooting sports, and selecting the BEST shots. The "digital" term is not needed, and it's not half the book dedicated describing what and SLR is and what type of memory card you need. I wish it had a section on Auto Racing, but entire books are donated to that.
Rating | 9

Andy Song Photographer
Auckland | ALK | New Zealand
Comments | [12/12/05] I am fortunate to have free access to the electronic version of this book through our library. The sport by sport analysis of how each sport ought to be shot are fantastic, especially with sports I haven't had the chance to shoot; it gives me an insight of what is expected and what can be done to achieve those results if I am to shoot them sometime down the line. A great book and I highly recommend it.
Rating | 10

Daniel McElmury Photographer
San Francisco | CA
Comments | [11/17/05] It's a quick and very informative read. I recommend it to anybody looking to step up their sports photos. I use it as a referene before heading to the park.
Rating | 9

bennett cohen Photographer
westwood | nj
Comments | [10/18/05] just bought the book yesterday.cant put it down should have bougt this a year ago
Rating | 9

Douglas Jones Photographer
Olathe | KS | USA
Comments | [09/21/05] Where was this book when I first started shooting sports? This book is an excellent resource for the sports photographer. It has a wealth of information that a sports photographer would need to succeed in the industry. It is perfectly written for both the beginner and the professional. I highly recommend this book!
Rating | 10

John Rieger Photographer
Kansas City | MO | USA
Comments | [09/20/05] This book is great. It has good tips on equipment & shooting. There are chapters on all the major sports along with lots of photos. Newman is always helpful when you see him at games - so it's good to see alot of his knowledge written in a book.
Rating | 10

Chris Rozema Photographer / Assistant
Rockford | MI | USA
Comments | [04/19/05] Excellent book and strongly recommend it. Been looking for a book like this for a long long time. A must read for any sports photographer.
Rating | 10

Robert Leverton Photographer
Ellicott City | MD | USA
Comments | [04/14/05] Great book! The book is well organized and makes it an easy-to-use reference book. The section on how he broke into the field was extremely valuable and encouraging.
Rating | 10

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