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Help using your digital camera and
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DIGITAL
PHOTO
BOOK
Only $7.95
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Digital Photo Book: Our books teach photography visually with
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of photos and illustrations to make the ideas easier to understand.
th● Condensed to the best information with easy to read wording and layout.
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th● Grade schools through universities use our books to teach photography.
th● Scout troops, realtors, law enforcement, web sites, etc. also use them. |
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VERY VISUAL LAYOUT
Quick & Easy to Read |
HELP UNDERSTANDING YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA
We help you learn how to use your digital camera, and enjoy it.
Digital has a lot of details, we help you understand them
- How to set your quality settings
- Why digital zoom should be turned off in your camera
- Five battery problems to avoid
- Transfering photos from camera into computer
- Saving and preserving your digital images
- Charts for memory card size and print size
- Making prints at home and the photo lab
- Your digital camera menus and settings
- How to make your memory card work better
- How to e-mail digital images
- Two cool tricks when reviewing images
Our book helps people get started
with their digital camera,
it is easy
to understand, and goes beyond the camera manual. |
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Digital dial settings |
Setting menu |
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Digital charts |
Making prints |
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Memory card tips |
Saving images |
Help Avoiding 25 Common Digital Mistakes
Our book also helps you avoid 25 common digital mistakes that can damage, or cause you to lose your digital images.
Some digital mistakes are related to your digital camera, how you set it, and understanding how to use it. Other digital mistakes are beyond the camera, how you save your digital images, transfer them, adjust them, and many more.
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Digital Disasters Can Be Worse Than A Fire
They say photographs are one of the most important possesions people try to save in a fire. If your photos are important to you, learn how to keep them safe with the tips in our book .
Photos lost by saving them incorrectly, loading them wrong to computer, CD's fading, bad camera settings, frying memory cards, are just a few of the common digital mistakes you can make.
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When Buying a New Digital Camera, Understanding Digital Helps
Learning what digital is all about, and what the digital terms mean is a big help when buying a new digital camera.
You are also a long ways ahead when you get your new digital camera, and already know a lot about using it.
Digital is a different world than film, and learning the easy way beats learning the hard way. |
Digital Quote
"I feel more confident using my digital camera and have discovered some features I didn't even know it had.
Learning how to avoid digital mistakes was very helpful as well.
I highly recommend this book."
-Terry Sether |
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"Jerry takes complex photography concepts and makes them easy
to understand. The practical ideas are simple for anyone to use."
-Richard Carson, Professor of Photojournalism |
Digital Book is a Great Gift - Knowledge is the best digital accessory
If you are spending a few hundred dollars on a digital camera as a gift,
aawhy not spend a few dollars on this digital book to help them use it.
Help them enjoy using their new digital camera
and avoid 25 common and frustrating digital mistakes.
Also a great gift for people who already own a digital camera. |
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About the author
Jerry Hughes is a professional photographer, author, inventor, world traveler, and speaker. As a photographer his fashion work has been in Vogue magazine, corporate clients have
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IBM, Proctor & Gamble, Ford, ... as well as his award winning portrait and wedding photography..
His photography books are used to teach photography around the world from grade school through university photo classes.
Jerry is a fun and energetic speaker who creates a great learning experience.
He has taught photography to people from United Nations ambassadors and diplomats to high school students at national journalism conventions.
Jerry spent a year traveling around the world to 34 countries photographing the different cultures. |
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