Get tips and advice for taking better pictures with your digital camera from expert photographer Ken Milburn. Discover all the cool things you can do--like making panoramas, short movies, rapid shot sequences for Web animations, instant greeting cards (both in print and for the Web), restoring and retouching photos--and much more.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Höhe: 230 mm
Breite: 188 mm
Dicke: 19 mm
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978-0-07-222582-2 (9780072225822)
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Ken Milburn (Oakland, CA) has 15 years experience as a nationally published advertising photographer writing about graphics and multimedia for national computer publications. Milburn has also written seven computer books, including the best-selling FrontPage 97 and the Flash 3 Web Animation and f/x, and Master Photoshop 5.5 Visually (IDG). Ken's clients include Multimedia Live!, New World Publishing, Morph's Outpost, Computer Artist, MacMillan Publishing, American President Lines, The Sausalito Chamber of Commerce and the Sausalito Art Festival.
Part I: Taking Full Advantage of Your Camera 1: How Does a Digital Camera Work? 2: Taking Care of Your Camera 3: Understanding Shooting Modes 4: Composing, Focusing, and Metering 5: Lighting Techniques 6: Overcoming Difficult Situations 7: Things You Don't Do with Your Film Camera Part II: Digital Darkroom Magic 8: Moving and Managing Your Pictures 9: Correcting Images with the Computer 10: Retouching Your Images 11: Creating a New Reality with Composites 12: Special Effects Part III: Managing, Publishing, Printing, and Accessorizing 13: Managing and Publishing Photos on the Web 14: Printing Pictures that Look Good and Last 15: Handy, Affordable Accessories
