Title: How to Do Everything with Your Digital CameraAuthor(s): Dave Johnson
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Date: 2002, 2nd Edition
Pages: 417
Size: 13.70 Mb
Format: PDF
Quality: High
Language: American English
This is not your typical book on digital photography — Dave wrote it to answer all the questions he had about digital cameras and photography techniques when he was starting out. He has been a photographer for about 20 years, and in that time he has read a lot of books and magazines about the art and science of photography. [+/-]
The world of digital photography is changing fast. It’s just crawling out of its infancy, but it has a long way to go before digital is as common—or easy to use—as a 35mm point and shoot camera. But this is a great time to purchase and use a digital camera.
This book is organized to 4 parts (16 chapters). Dave wrote this book so that you could sit down and read it through like a novel if you’d like to—but he realizes few people will actually do that. If you’re looking for specific information, he has organized the book so topics should be easy to find.
About the author
Dave Johnson writes about technology from his home in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He’s the enterprise editor at Handheld Computing magazine and writes a free weekly electronic newsletter on digital photography for PC World magazine. In addition, he’s the author of two dozen books that include How to Use Digital Video, How to Do Everything with MP3 and Digital Music, and How to Do Everything with Your Palm Handheld (the latter two with Rick Broida). His short story for early readers, The Wild Cookie, has been transformed into an interactive storybook on CD-ROM. He’s also busy writing a book of family-style robot construction projects.
The world of digital photography is changing fast. It’s just crawling out of its infancy, but it has a long way to go before digital is as common—or easy to use—as a 35mm point and shoot camera. But this is a great time to purchase and use a digital camera.
This book is organized to 4 parts (16 chapters). Dave wrote this book so that you could sit down and read it through like a novel if you’d like to—but he realizes few people will actually do that. If you’re looking for specific information, he has organized the book so topics should be easy to find.
About the author
Dave Johnson writes about technology from his home in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He’s the enterprise editor at Handheld Computing magazine and writes a free weekly electronic newsletter on digital photography for PC World magazine. In addition, he’s the author of two dozen books that include How to Use Digital Video, How to Do Everything with MP3 and Digital Music, and How to Do Everything with Your Palm Handheld (the latter two with Rick Broida). His short story for early readers, The Wild Cookie, has been transformed into an interactive storybook on CD-ROM. He’s also busy writing a book of family-style robot construction projects.
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