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Digital Photography 99 Easy Tips to Make You Look Like a Pro!

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ISBN-10: 0072225823

ISBN-13: 9780072225822

Edition: 2002

Authors: Ken Milburn

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A primer on the basics of digital photography for beginners, including many tips for more advanced users just brushing up. Ken Milburn offers advice and solutions, along with illustrations and a 16-page colour insert demonstrating how to retouch and enhance digital photographs.
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List price: $19.99
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Publication date: 6/25/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 288
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.430
Language: English

Ken Milburn has decades of experience as a professional photographer. With a degree in broadcasting and television production, Ken worked as assistant to world-famous photographers Stanley Ciccone (Macy's California Fashion Photography and Chief Staff Photographer for Australian Vogue) and Cal Bernstein (Marlboro Cigarettes, Wells Fargo Stagecoach ads, Max Factor, Pan American, staff photographer for Look Magazine). Ken has done work for Universal Pictures, Capital Records, Cole of California, Strega Liquers, and the Fluer Corporation among many others, and has used much of his photography to illustrate more than 300 magazine articles and 24 computer graphics books. Ken is the author of…    

Acknowledgmentsp. xiii
Introductionp. xv
Taking Full Advantage of Your Camera
How Does a Digital Camera Work?p. 3
The Basic Parts of a Digital Camerap. 4
The Basic Differences Between Conventional and Digital Camerasp. 7
Know Your Resolutionp. 8
Taking Care of Your Camerap. 15
Keep Your Camera Handy--Safelyp. 16
Keep It Dry, Cool, and Cleanp. 17
Make a Raincoat for Your Camerap. 18
Take Care of the LCDp. 20
Keep the Lens Coveredp. 21
Keep Fresh, Quality Batteries on Handp. 22
Using and Caring for Memory Cardsp. 25
Understanding Shooting Modesp. 31
Understand the Shutter Release Buttonp. 32
Get the Correct Color Balancep. 35
Use Automatic and Programmed Modesp. 36
Use Manual Modep. 39
Set Aperture Priorityp. 42
Set Shutter Priorityp. 45
Use Macro Mode for a Closer Lookp. 46
Use Burst Mode to Capture the Momentp. 48
Use Time-Lapse Modesp. 50
Use Video and Audio Modesp. 52
Photograph Documents and Artworkp. 54
Composing, Focusing, and Meteringp. 57
Understand How Good Composition Holds Viewer Interestp. 58
Understand Focusp. 62
Use the Two Viewfindersp. 67
Using the LCD in Bright Sunlightp. 70
Understand Metering Optionsp. 71
Keep It Steadyp. 74
Make Test Shotsp. 75
Lighting Techniquesp. 77
Use the Built-in Flashp. 78
Use an External Flashp. 84
Keep the Background Bright and Naturally Lit with Slow Sync Flashp. 86
Lighting Portraitsp. 87
Control Red Eyep. 89
Use Reflectors to Fill in Shadows in Sunlightp. 90
Use Inexpensive Lighting for Extreme Close-ups (Macros)p. 91
Overcoming Difficult Situationsp. 93
Freeze Fast Actionp. 94
Follow Motion to Blur the Backgroundp. 96
Take Night Shotsp. 97
Steady Handheld Shots in Dim Lightp. 101
Things You Don't Do with Your Film Camerap. 103
Make Panoramasp. 104
Shoot Moviesp. 108
Shoot Animation for the Webp. 110
Digital Darkroom Magic
Moving and Managing Your Picturesp. 115
Transfer Images Directly from Camera to Computerp. 116
Use a Card Reader to Transfer Images to a Computerp. 119
Move Images from One Computer to Anotherp. 121
Sort Images by Category on the Computerp. 123
Manage Images with Windows XPp. 125
Use Your Camera's Image Catalog Softwarep. 129
Rotate Imagesp. 131
Archive Images to CD-R and CD-RWp. 133
Create Wallpaper from Your Imagesp. 134
Correcting Images with the Computerp. 137
Rotate an Image to Correct Alignmentp. 138
Frame Your Shot with Croppingp. 139
Use Quick Fixp. 142
Alter the Color Balancep. 144
Eliminate Color Castp. 146
Get a Visual Fix on Corrections with the Color Variations Commandp. 147
Create a Perfectly Exposed Imagep. 149
Create Instant Effectsp. 152
Use Recipes for 31 Complex Solutionsp. 153
Draw Details Out of the Shadows and Highlightsp. 154
Open Up Shadows with the Dodge Toolp. 156
Use a Soft Light Blend Mode Layerp. 158
Create Your Own Shallow Depth-of-Fieldp. 159
Retouching Your Imagesp. 161
Fix Red Eye in Your Image Editorp. 162
Eliminate Small Annoyances with the Clone Stamp Toolp. 163
Smooth Out the Wrinklesp. 165
Draw Attention to the Eyesp. 166
Sharpen Eyes and Other Specific Areas of the Imagep. 168
Spread Highlights to Achieve Glamour Blurringp. 169
Convert Color Photos to Black-and-Whitep. 171
Color Tone Black-and-White Photosp. 172
Hand Color Black-and-White Photosp. 173
Correct Perspective Distortionp. 175
Creating a New Reality with Compositesp. 179
Stack Components on Layersp. 180
Make Collages Using Layer Transparencyp. 182
Make Use of the Power of Selectionsp. 185
Blend Selections with Featheringp. 187
Select Complex Areas with the Magic Wandp. 188
Incorporate New Skiesp. 190
Add Texture to Your Photosp. 192
Match Grainp. 194
Special Effectsp. 197
Create Lighting Effectsp. 198
Use Blend Modes for a Million Special Effectsp. 201
Make Your Own Weatherp. 203
Combine Hand-Drawn Art with Photosp. 205
Combine Vector Art and Text with Photosp. 207
Managing, Publishing, Printing, and Accessorizing
Managing and Publishing Photos an the Webp. 213
Optimize Images for the Webp. 214
E-mail Your Photosp. 216
Turn Still Photos into Web Animationp. 218
Make an Instant Web Portfolio with Elementsp. 221
Caption and Frame Web Photosp. 223
Printing Pictures that Look Good and Lastp. 227
Choose the Right Printer, Paper, and Inkp. 228
Create and Print Projectsp. 233
Calculate Resolution Needed for Printed Publicationp. 236
Make Your Photos into Giftsp. 237
Archive Printing Techniquesp. 240
Print Without a Computerp. 242
Print Without a Printer (Online)p. 242
Handy, Affordable Accessoriesp. 245
Close-up Lensesp. 246
Extension Lensesp. 247
Filtersp. 247
Tripodsp. 249
Other Devices to Steady Your Camerap. 250
Casesp. 251
External Flashp. 251
LCD Hoodsp. 253
Be Preparedp. 255
Indexp. 257
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