Silver Pixel Press. In fact, the Kodak Professional Photoguide contains virtually all the information that you'd get in a one-year photography course. See page 19. Turn to the film data section and you'll see that no reciprocity correction is required. More useful are the two pages devoted to fill flash.
All formats get equitable treatment as far as close-up photography goes.
There is a calculator wheel showing necessary exposure corrections at varying magnifications plus a couple of pages of optical equations. The Kodak Professional Photoguide concludes with a concise appendix on perspective control with view cameras and 35mm cameras and a few checklists for location photography. While this book never rises to the status of literature, it is something that every photographer will eventually find useful. Buy one and keep it in your camera bag forever . Philip Greenspun .