Are you already you're hip-deep in images? Here's how to manage them. This guide helps you learn what you need for the way you take pictures, how to prolong battery life, the pros and cons of digital SLR, and more. Baffled by the lingo? The glossary explains all those terms and acronyms. You'll also learn to:
- Set up your camera for basic shooting and learn to use automatic mode, common scene modes, and all the camera's features
- Manage depth of field, exposure, and white balance, and make easy fixes with your photo editor
- Compose your photos for better pictures
- Easily transfer your pictures to the computer, print them, or distribute them electronically
- Edit your images and fix common problems like dim photos and red-eye
- Send photos to a cell phone
- Organize your pictures so you can find what you want
- Decide if your camera needs updating, what equipment you need, and what your digital darkroom should have
Rich, full-color examples show what you can achieve. Digital Photography For Dummies, 6th Edition will make your digital camera a lot more fun!
Content:Chapter 1 Gearing Up: Does Your Equipment Fit Your Needs? (pages 7–33):
Chapter 2 Extra Goodies for Extra Fun (pages 35–57):
Chapter 3 First Steps, First Shots (pages 59–74):
Chapter 4 Resolution, File Format, and Other Digital Details (pages 75–104):
Chapter 5 Controlling Exposure (pages 105–135):
Chapter 6 Manipulating Focus and Color (pages 137–162):
Chapter 7 Getting the Shot: How the Pros Do It (pages 163–184):
Chapter 8 Building Your Image Warehouse (pages 185–205):
Chapter 9 Fixing Minor Photo Flubs (pages 207–231):
Chapter 10 Printing Your Photos (pages 233–255):
Chapter 11 On?Screen, Mr. Sulu! (pages 257–276):
Chapter 12 Ten Ways to Improve Your Digital Images (pages 277–286):
Chapter 13 Ten Great Online Resources (pages 287–290):
Chapter 14 Top Ten Maintenance and Emergency Care Tips (pages 291–300):