How to Do Everything: Digital Camera 5th edition

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450 pages! 17MB only.



Released by: The McGraw-Hill companies inc.
Author: Dave Johnson
Date: 13.2.2008
File type: PDF, 22MB
RAR size: 17MB

From the author:
Part I kicks things off with the basics of using your camera. I begin by explaining how to shop for a digital camera and how to operate the most common controls on digital cameras.
From there, I delve into stuff you need to know no matter what kind of camera you have—stuff like composition, lighting, close-ups, and how to take advantage of the special features on your camera.
Part II of the book is all about getting the images from the camera into your PC. I talk about how to use file formats like JPG, TIF, and RAW, and how to care for the memory cards that come with your camera.
I’m guessing that most of you will be keenly interested in Part III—at least that’s one of the most exciting parts for me. This is where you can learn how to edit digital images as if your PC were a sort of digital darkroom.
Sure, there are simple techniques in here like how to crop and resize images, but I also write about cool special effects—making panoramas, super-saturated high dynamic range photos, and even creating Hollywood-style “bluescreen” effects.
Finally, the book ends with Part IV, a few chapters that explain how to print and share your photos.
I tell you exactly what you need to know to get great results—like optimizing your printer, using the right paper, and calculating how large you can print your image based on how many pixels it has.
And then you can learn how to share your images—on the computer screen, in e-mail, on the Web, and more.

To help you along, you can find special elements to help you get the most out of the book:
- How-To These special boxes explain, in a nutshell, how to accomplish key tasks throughout the book. You can read the How-To box for a summary of what the chapter at-large is explaining.
- Notes These provide extra information that is handy for trivia contests but isn’t essential to understanding the current topic.
- Tips These tell you how to do something a better, faster, or smarter way.
- Did You Know These sidebars talk about related topics that are pretty darned interesting, but you can skip them if you prefer.
- Within the text, you’ll also find words in special formatting. New terms are in italics, while specific phrases that you will see on the screen or need to type yourself appear in bold.


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