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Digital Photography Basics
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Manufacturer: Collins & Brown
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 770
EAN: 9781843400424
ISBN: 1843400421
Label: Collins & Brown
Manufacturer: Collins & Brown
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 96
Publication Date: 2003-05-28
Publisher: Collins & Brown
Studio: Collins & Brown
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It's easier than ever to join the digital revolution with this perfect jargon-free, pocket-sized introduction to digital compact cameras and how they work. Aimed at traditional camera users and new photographers, and illustrated with 150 specially commissioned digital photos, this resource guide is the answer to those bewildering, overly technical manufacturer's guides. The overview begins with a presentation of the pros and cons of digital image capture and of camera features. Then, there's detailed information on pixels and image quality, exposure modes, metering methods, electronic viewfinders, capture modes, formats and storage, auto-flash, and image sharpening. Move on to the camera's advanced capabilities: exposure compensation, digital "film speed," use of macro for close-ups, movie recording, noise reduction, and much more. Make sense of the software, from connecting to a computer to viewing and cataloguing to basic image enhancement. Finally, look at the best choices for outputting photographs, including ordering prints, printing directly from the camera or computer, e-mailing images, and even making your own personalized greeting cards.
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Summary: Your first digital camera? Then get this book.
Comment: If you want to move beyond "point and shoot," this book is for you. It explains, in plain easy-to-understand English, what a digital camera's switches and settings do and how to use them, with tons of example pictures. This book is small and relatively short, but it quickly provides a good understanding of how to use your digital camera to take great photos, without going into so much depth that it overwhelms the beginner. Each section is only two pages long, and explains a different camera feature or photographic technique.
If you want to quickly and easily learn the basics of digital photography, without being overwhelmed with detail, then get this book.
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