Digital Photographer's Handbook

by Tom Ang

This guide covers the traditional concerns of film photography (excepting film development of course) and provides further advice on the techniques and strategies made available by digital cameras and computer image manipulation. Ang (photographic practice, U. of Westminster, UK) discusses equipment; image selection and composition; quick camera fixes to common problems; photographic subject ideas; image manipulation; and placing photographs on the web; in portfolios, in publications, and in studios. A large number of illustrations and example photographs are provided throughout.

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