Digital Photography Basics

PSA Journal, June, 2004 by James Baker

Digital Photography Basics By Les Meehan Great Britain: Collins and Brown Limited (Distributed in the U.S. by Sterling), [c] 2003 96p, color, illus, $12.95 (Canada $19.95)

It's easier than ever to join the digital revolution with this jargon-free, pocket-sized introduction to digital compact cameras and how they work. Aimed at traditional camera users and new photographers, and illustrated with 150 specially commissioned digital photos, this resource guide is the answer to those bewildering, overly technical manufacturers' guides.

The overview begins with a presentation of the pros and cons of digital image capture and of camera features. Meehan includes detailed information on pixels and image quality, exposure modes, metering methods, electronic viewfinders. capture modes, formats and storage, auto-flash, and image sharpening.

An advanced section is included with exposure compensation, digital "film-speed," use of macro for close-ups, movie recording, noise reduction, and much more. Digital Photography Basics is the perfect starter book.

COPYRIGHT 2004 Photographic Society of America, Inc.
COPYRIGHT 2004 Gale Group
 

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