IV. The Ins and Outs of Presenting Your Digital Sports Photos
by David Karlins, Serge Timacheff
Digital Sports Photography: Take Winning Shots Every Time
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- About the Cover Photos
- Credits
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. Understanding Digital Sports Photography
- 1. The Wide World of Sports Photography
- 2. From Shoot to Print: Workflow
- 2.1. What is the Digital Photography Workflow?
- 2.2. Creating a Digital Photography Studio
- 2.3. Choosing a Camera
- 2.4. Preparing for a Digital Sports Photo Shoot
- 2.5. A Digital Sports Photo Shoot Checklist
- 2.6. At the Shoot
- 2.7. Avoiding (or Dealing with) Disaster
- 2.8. The Post-Pixel Stage: Working with the Digital Image
- 2.9. CCD versus CMOS: Which is Better?
- 2.10. Getting Images into Your Digital Studio
- 2.11. Summary
- 3. Equipment and Techniques for Digital Sports Photography
- II. Shooting Sports on Location
- 4. Outdoor Field and Court Sports
- 5. Outdoor Recreation and Competition, On and Off the Water
- 6. Indoor Competition Sports
- 7. Extreme and Adventure Sports
- 8. Specialized Sports
- III. Working with Sports Images in the Digital Studio
- 9. Creating a Digital Studio
- 10. Working in a Digital Studio
- IV. The Ins and Outs of Presenting Your Digital Sports Photos
- 11. Output: Getting Sports Photos Online, In Print, and On Display
- 12. Going Pro or Covering Costs: Selling Sports Photos
- 13. Legal Issues: Taking, Displaying, and Distributing Sports Photos
- A. Photography Resources
- B. Contributing Photographers
- Glossary
© Amber Palmer
Chapter 11 Output: Getting Sports Photos Online, In Print, and On Display.
Chapter 12 Going Pro or Covering Costs: Selling Sports Photos.
Chapter 13 Legal Issues: Taking, Displaying, and Distributing Sports Photos.
Photography Resources.
Contributing Photographers.
Glossary
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