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FOCAL BOOKS ON PHOTOGRAPHY
EXPOSURE
By W. F. Berg Helps to pick the right tools and materials, to suit filters to film and subject, to determine the correct exposure. 432 pp., 140 illus. Price 21/
DEVELOPING
By C. I. Jacobson, Ph.D. Practical advice on negative technique, choosing the right chemicals and getting the right negative, passed on in straightforward language. 304 pp., 150 illus., 12th ed. Price 15/6
PHOTOGRAPHIC OPTICS
By Arthur Cox, B.Sc, M.A. Every photographer should be able to discriminate between lenses just as he knows how to choose films or filters. 368 pp., 352 illus., 10th ed. Price 17/6
THE COMPLETE ART OF PRINTING AND ENLARGING
By O. R. Croy How to make prints — ordinary prints, elaborately controlled or very tricky prints; a wealth of technical knowledge and personal experience. 256 pp., 200 illus., 3rd ed. Price 19/6
LIGHTING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
By W. Nurnberg, F.R.P.S. The technical roots of artificial lighting, the advantages and limitations of different light sources, the principles of their practical use. 176 pp., 297 illus., 12th ed. Price 17/6
PHOTO-FLASH IN PRACTICE
By Geoffrey Gilbert Extensively revised and brought up to date. Contains blue-prints for making mains or battery electronic flash units, battery capacitor flashgun, magnetic synchronizer. 304 pp., 95 illus., 4th ed. Price 17/6
RETOUCHING
6/ 0. R. Croy This book points out the ways, picks the tools, explains the best methods, and shows correct examples. 200 pp., 304 illus. Price 15/6
ENLARGING
By C. I. Jacobson, Ph.D. The photographer's ability to judge negatives, apparatus, paper and chemicals, is turned into terms of practical experience in this book. 304 pp., 136 illus., 14th ed. Price 15/6
PHOTOGRAPHIC ILLUMINATION
8/ R. Howard Cricks, F.R.P.S. Tells all the photographer needs to know about electrical theory, the latest equipment and how to get the most out of it. 320 pp., 90 illus. Price 17/6
CAMERA TECHNIQUE
By H. }. Walls, B.Sc. Surveys the theoretical principles of all aspects of photography, from light to lenses and from films to apparatus, and shows how they are applied in practical picture making. 320 pp., illus. About 21/
LIGHTING FOR PORTRAITURE
By W. Nurnberg, F.R.P.S. With extreme clarity and profuse illustrations, the author of Lighting for Photography here describes the manifold possibilities of lighting the human face. 192 pp., 240 illus., 2nd ed. Price 17/6
ALL-IN-ONE CAMERA BOOK
By W. D. Emanuel The easy path to good photography is shown as a pleasant hobby with a technical background — the problems are simplified but not concealed. 232 pp., 80 illus., 31st ed. Price 9/6
FOCAL FLASH DISC
By W. D. Emanuel For use with flash bulbs or speed flash; gives correct exposure with any bulb, with any film, at any distance.
Price 5/
STRAIGHTFORWARD DEVELOPING
By L. A. Mannheim You need only a simple developing box and somebody to show you how. This book will do it. 96 pp., 150 illus., 2nd ed. Price 5/
FOCAL EXPOSURE DISC
By W. D. Emanuel Presents reliable results ready for reading off at a glance just as the best types of exposure meters would do.
Price 5/
STRAIGHTFORWARD PRINT MAKING
By L. A. Mannheim Making your own prints is a simple job. Turn out perfect pictures every time without bother or elaborate equipment. 96 pp., 200 illus., 2nd ed. Price 5/
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