Amphoto's Guide to Digital Black and White Printing: Techniques for Creating High Quality Prints

Everybody's shooting in black and white-for weddings, for studio work, for portraits and family pictures, and anything that looks great with a classic, documentary style. Digital cameras make it easier to shoot in black and white, but many photographers are struggling to create the sharp, crisp, timeless look of great pictures in this medium. They need Amphoto's Guide to Digital Black and White Printing. From new digital ways to perform traditional darkroom techniques (such as exposure, burning and dodging, and highlight control) to handling duotones, hue saturation, and even "hand coloring" effects...it's all here, in black and white.

About the Author:
George Schaub, the author of The Art and Craft of Black and White Photography, Using Your Digital Camera, Amphoto's Guide to Creative Digital Photography, and many other books, has researched black-and-white printing from the photographer's perspective for the past five years, and he teaches the subject international. He's the editorial directory of Shutterbug and eDigital Photo magazines. He lives in Sea Cliff, NY.