The Gadget Scientist Guide to Using Your Digital Camera
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (546 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0956032109 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 216 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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Christopher Collins said Practical advice for using your camera, and for taking better pictures. This compact digital photography guide is jam-packed with great information. The title implies that it is a guide to using your digital camera. It certainly achieves that aim, but goes well beyond being a simple how-to guide on the mechanics of your device. The Gadget Scientist provides practical, simple, straightforward advice, tips, and tricks for making almost any photographer a better photographer. With its clean organization and helpful color-coding by chapter, it is easy to reference any topic you're interested in. The book covers some serious ground and gives you advice you can actual. A MUST for any amateur photographer! D. Galgano Wonder why the shot you just took of your kids it too dark? Tired of the trial and error of shooting with a SLR camera and continuing to guess at what settings you should choose to capture your shot? This simple to understand book is a natural companion to any new camera purchase.It shows real life situations we all find ourselves in and how to properly capture the moment.The makers of Canon, Nikon, etc, would be wise to include this guide with any new camera on offer. In fact, they should adapt any camera bag they make to ensure this guide has a custom slot inside.The book has simple langua. "Practical advice and easy to use!" according to J. Dotts. I spend a lot of time traveling and most of that requires light packing. While I've got a digital SLR, I frequently find myself in far-away corners of the globe and my Lumix Z1 is the right tool for the job. As a lot of point-and-shoot photographers know, there are limitations to what small cameras can do. Or so I thought.Mr. Burton's little book is filled with great tips on how to most effectively get the shots you would want by either moving yourself, moving your subjects, or lighting to produce the effects you're going for. Depth of field can be a real challenge with a point-and-shoot, bu
It's pocket-sized and covers all digital cameras from point-and-shoot to more advanced DSLRs. So no more photos that are too light, too dark, out of focus or blurry. This book is all about putting you in control of your digital camera. Want to learn how to use the advanced camera settings? There are concise explanations of aperture, shutter speed and ISO. This easy to understand and jargon free book is the antidote to confusing camera manuals. So next time you're out taking photos, bring along the Gadget Scientist Guide it will help make almost any photographer a better photographer.. Just want to learn the basics? This guide will explain the different buttons and settings on your camera