By John Hedgecoe Easy-to-understand, and packed with both technical instructions and creative ideas, celebrated author and photographer John Hedgecoe walks you through the world of digital photography and shares his considerable expertise on this ever-changing medium.
The Book of Photography by John Hedgecoe (Author).
With over a half million copies sold worldwide of the original edition, The Book of Photography is the ultimate book for learning simple techniques for taking better pictures. Revised and updated with 24 new pages that deal with digital photography for the first time and expands on all of Hedgecoe's expert guidance, this book is packed with practical advice from one of the best photographers on the last 30 years.
This hobby book introduces techniques for creating personal memory pages in Digital Image Pro 9, Paint Shop Pro 8. 1, PhotoImpact XL, PhotoPlus 9, and Photoshop Elements 2. 0. It provides instructions for choosing a basic layout and color scheme, adding borders and banners, creating text effects, manipulating photos, and sharing the final product.
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The more you know about your digital camera and about digital photography, the more you’ll enjoy taking pictures and the better your pictures will be.
Of course, the best way to see examples of good photographic techniques is in full color, and Digital Photography For Dummies, 5th Edition gives you exactly that — plenty of beautiful, colorful photos that show you what you can accomplish and start the ideas popping.
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