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| About the Book | |
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The Non Nonsense Guide To Digital Photography is one book that truly starts at the beginning. We start by walking you through the process of inserting batteries in a new camera. Next, we take you through the initial set-up of a sample menu system. The process is illustrated with actual color images showing you - instead of just explaining – how to accomplish this part of the process. From here, we explain the common elements of composition and when/how to use each of these elements. The elements of composition are “rules” photographers use to create a visual excitement in their photographs. Next, we actually take a photograph. From here, we explain how to download that photograph you just took it into your computer. Next, comes the how-to as far as performing some of the more common image-edit tasks such as removing red-eye, removing unwanted objects, cropping, etc. using an inexpensive image-editing software program that comes boxed with many digital cameras. Last, we explain how to size and save images based on how the images are to be used – printed and hung on the wall or as an attachment to an email or uploaded to a website. The No Nonsense Guide To Digital Photography takes you from the beginning to the end of the digital photography process.
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| About the Author | |
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Ron instructs several digital photography courses for a Community Education Program and authors a photography techniques column for a bi-monthly writers' magazine. In addition, he is a published photographer/writer in-house publications and in-flight magazines and he is a graduate of the New York Institute of Photography's Professional Photography course. |