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King, Julie Adair. |
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| Title |
Digital photography for dummies / |
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by Julie Adair King. |
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7th. ed. |
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Hoboken, N.J. : |
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John Wiley & Sons, |
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c2012. |
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xii, 320 p. : |
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col. ill. ; |
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For dummies |
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Includes index. |
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Introduction --<br/>What's in this book? --<br/>Part 1: Gearing Up --<br/>Part 2: Easy Does It: Taking The Fast Track to Great Pics --<br/>Part 3: Moving Beyond Full Auto --<br/>Part 4: From Camera To Computer And Beyond --<br/>Part 5: Part Of Tens --<br/>Appendix --<br/>Icons and other conventions used in this book --<br/>What do I read first? --<br/>Part 1: Gearing Up: --<br/>Choosing your first (or next) digital camera: --<br/>Choosing a basic camera type --<br/>dSLRs: not just for pros anymore --<br/>Mirrorless compact system cameras --<br/>Rangefinders --<br/>Fixed-lens, point-and-shoot cameras --<br/>Gadget cams --<br/>Getting specific: what features do you need? --<br/>Understanding resolution --<br/>Assessing sensor size --<br/>Looking at lenses --<br/>Considering viewfinder options --<br/>Finding a low-light performer --<br/>Exploring make-it-easy features --<br/>Stepping up to advanced features --<br/>Getting the speed you need --<br/>Evaluating video capabilities --<br/>Reviewing a few other fun (and practical) features --<br/>So-is it time for a new camera? --<br/>Getting more shopping guidance --<br/>Extra goodies for extra fun: --<br/>Buying and using memory cards --<br/>Shopping for memory cards --<br/>Care and feeding of memory cards --<br/>Protecting your camera --<br/>Steadying your camera --<br/>Adding a few filters --<br/>Equipping your digital darkroom --<br/>Tablet computers --<br/>Desktop or laptop computers --<br/>Sorting through software solutions --<br/>Free entry-level, photo-viewing and editing programs --<br/>Advanced photo-editing and browsing programs --<br/>Grabbing a few handy extras --<br/>Part 2: Easy Does It: Taking The Fast Track To Great Pics: --<br/>Getting your camera ready to go: --<br/>Juicing up: checking the batteries --<br/>Working with memory cards --<br/>Adjusting the viewfinder to your eyesight --<br/>Looking at a few setup options --<br/>Setting the resolution and file type --<br/>Resolution: how many pixels are enough? --<br/>Pixels and print quality --<br/>Pixels and screen images --<br/>Pixels and file size --<br/>Setting the file type --<br/>JPEG --<br/>Camera raw --<br/>TIFF --<br/>Easy does it: great photos in automatic mode: --<br/>Composing a stronger image --<br/>Following the rule of thirds --<br/>Creating movement through the frame --<br/>Working all the angles --<br/>Editing out the clutter --<br/>Giving them room to move --<br/>Taking your first pictures --<br/>Setting the focus mode: auto or manual? --<br/>Choosing an automatic exposure mode --<br/>Reviewing other critical capture settings --<br/>Pressing the shutter button --<br/>Part 3: Moving Beyond Full Auto: --<br/>Taking control of exposure: --<br/>Understanding exposure --<br/>Introducing the exposure trio: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO --<br/>Doing the exposure balancing act --<br/>Adjusting f-stop, shutter speed, and ISO --<br/>Choosing an exposure mode --<br/>Getting good autoexposure results --<br/>Using "priority" exposure modes --<br/>Solving autoexposure problems --<br/>Applying exposure compensation --<br/>Choosing the exposure metering area --<br/>Expanding tonal range --<br/>Bracketing exposures --<br/>Adding flash --<br/>Using a built-in flash --<br/>Using an external flash --<br/>Adjusting flash power --<br/>Manipulating focus and color --<br/>Diagnosing focus problems --<br/>Understanding focusing systems --<br/>Working with fixed-focus cameras --<br/>Taking advantage of autofocus --<br/>Focusing manually --<br/>Showing some depth of field --<br/>Controlling color --<br/>Exploring the world of digital color --<br/>Using white balance to solve color problems --<br/>Using white balance for effect --<br/>Shooting raw for absolute color control --<br/>Exploring even more color options --<br/>Getting the shot: how the pros do it: --<br/>Capturing captivating portraits --<br/>Shooting better action shots --<br/>Taking in the scenery --<br/>Getting gorgeous close-ups --<br/>Broadening your horizons: shooting panoramas --<br/>Coping with special situations --<br/>From Camera To Computer And Beyond: --<br/>Viewing and downloading your pictures: --<br/>Taking advantage of playback options --<br/>Downloading your images --<br/>Look at your downloading options --<br/>Tips for smoother downloading --<br/>Downloading from a card reader --<br/>Downloading from the camera --<br/>Converting raw files --<br/>Printing your pictures: --<br/>Getting prints from a lab --<br/>Buying a photo printer --<br/>Inkjet printers --<br/>Laser printers --<br/>Dye-sub (thermal dye) printers --<br/>More printer-shopping tips --<br/>Avoiding printing pitfalls --<br/>Checking resolution: do you have enough pixels? --<br/>Getting print and monitor colors in sync --<br/>Choosing good quality paper --<br/>Printing your own photos --<br/>Printing from windows live photo gallery --<br/>Printing from Apple iPhoto --<br/>Seeing things in black and white --<br/>Publishing your own coffee-table book --<br/>Onscreen, Mr Sulu!: --<br/>Step into the screening room --<br/>Preparing pictures for screen display --<br/>Creating web-friendly copies in windows live photo gallery --<br/>Prepping photos using Apple iPhoto --<br/>Nothing but Net: photos on the Web --<br/>Viewing photos on a TV --<br/>Creating a slide-show screen saver --<br/>Creating a windows screen saver --<br/>Creating a Mac screen saver --<br/>Hanging photo wallpaper --<br/>Creating wallpaper in Windows 7 --<br/>Hanging wallpaper on a Mac --<br/>Part 5: Part Of Tens: --<br/>Ten great online resources: --<br/>Digital photography review --<br/>Imaging resource --<br/>ePHOTOZINE --<br/>Digital photo magazine --<br/>Outdoor photographer --<br/>Shutterbug --<br/>Strobist.com --<br/>Photo.net --<br/>PhotoWorkshop --<br/>Manufacturer Websites --<br/>Top ten maintenance and emergency care tips: --<br/>Keep spare batteries on hand --<br/>Use the strap! --<br/>Safeguard your memory cards --<br/>Clean the lens and LCD with care --<br/>Update your Firmware --<br/>Protect your camera from the elements --<br/>Clean the image sensor --<br/>Back up your images regularly --<br/>Use image recovery software to rescue lost photos --<br/>Clean out your computer's hard drive --<br/>Appendix: Glossary of digital photography terms --<br/>Index. |
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Book Description: Publication Date: March 27, 2012 - Series: Digital Photography for Dummies. A new edition gets you in the picture for learning digital photography. Whether you have a point-and-shoot or digital SLR camera, this new edition of the full-color bestseller is packed with tips, advice, and insight that you won't find in your camera manual. Digital photography guru Julie Adair King presents you with new and extensively updated information on topics that is written for fledgling photographers in a fun and friendly style. You'll explore tips for finding the gear that best suits your needs, using built-in tools, working with focus and exposure, and shooting like a pro. However, if you've already got an archives full of photos, then this guide shows you how to upload, edit, manage, and share your images. Advice for prolonging battery life, an honest look at the pros and cons of digital SLR, and a helpful glossary are all aimed at making your experience with digital photography picture perfect! Shows you how to set up your camera for basic shooting and use automatic mode, common scene modes, and all the camera's features. Explains how to edit your images and fix common problems like dim lighting or red-eye. Highlights ways to print photos at home or through a service and then posting online to social sites or send to a cell phone. Helps you manage depth of field, exposure, and white balance. Digital Photography For Dummies, 7th Edition provides you with rich, full-color examples throughout to help your digital pictures say more than a thousand words! |
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