How to do everything
Subtitle: Digital photography
By: Jason R. Rich
Series: How to do everything; How to do everything with--
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 384
ISBN-13: 9780071754712
Subjects: Photography; Digital techniques
Other titles: Digital photography
Description: "Filled with full-color photographs, How to Do Everything: Digital Photography shows you how to capture professional-quality photos using any digital camera--from a smartphone or point-and-shoot camera to an advanced digital SLR camera. Learn how to take better pictures right away using a variety of techniques for photo composition, lighting, and creativity. You'll also get tips on photo editing, printing, and archiving, as well as avoiding common mistakes that result in poor-quality images. Improve your photographic skills in no time with help from this comprehensive hands-on guide"--Provided by publisher.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Part I. Get to know your digital camera; title: Digital camera basics : what you need to know to get started; title: Buy your new digital camera; title: Digital camera accessories and how they're used; title: Part II. Tips and strategies for taking professional-quality photos in any situation; title: Basic photo techniques for shooting like a pro; title: Indoor and nighttime photos : lighting and flash techniques; title: Shoot eye-catching outdoor photos; title: Portraits and candid pictures of people and pets; title: Vacation photography and preserving memories; title: Photograph sports and subjects in motion; title: Shoot digital video and publish it online; title: Part III. Edit and digitally enhance your photos; title: Transfer digital images to your computer; title: Digitally fix, edit and improve your images; title: Photo-editing software plug-ins, add-ons and accessories; title: Part IV. Showcase, share, present and store your photos; title: Show off and present your images; title: Catalog, organize, back up and archive your images.