Picture Yourself / Picture Yourself Getting the Most Out of Your Digital SLR Camera, m. Buch, m. DVD; .

Introduction; Chapter 1: The Joy of Digital Photography; Chapter 2: The Digital SLR, Demystifying the Magic Black Box; Chapter 3: Basic Camera Technique for DSLRs; Chapter 4: Mastering Exposure and Contrast; Chapter 5: Lenses and Perspective: A Photographer's Point of View; Chapter 6: Capturing the Moment: Shutter Speed and Focus; Chapter 7: The Big Picture: Light, Color, and Composition; Chapter 8: Crafting Compositions: Putting It All Together; Chapter 9: A Day in the Life: Telling Stories with Pictures; Chapter 10: Images into Pictures: Processing and Printing Your Files; Chapter 11: The Digital Photo Album; Chapter 12: Beyond Printing; Multimedia Photography Using Slide Shows

Terrence Karney started using an SLR in 1985 and has had one close at hand ever since. His work centers on landscapes, book illustration, travel, and documentary photography. He speaks English, Russian, French, and American Sign Language and has traveled to Scotland, Germany, Ukraine, Korea, and Iraq. "Travel changes how one sees the world; learning a language changes it more. All of it affects how one takes pictures," he notes. James Karney has over 30 years experience as an award-winning professional photographer and teacher. He started as a wedding apprentice in high school and has worked as a photojournalist, medical photographer, studio photographer, and served four years as a US Marine Corps photographer. He developed and taught the 18-month photography certificate program at South Georgia Tech. He is an accomplished computer journalist, whose work has appeared in PC Magazine, Windows Magazine, Computer Shopper, and Internet World. His books include The Official Photodex Guide to ProShow, Mastering Digital Wedding Photography (Named a Book of the Year by Shutterbug Magazine), the Golden-Lee bestseller Upgrade and Maintain Your PC, The Power of CorelDRAW, and the Microsoft Press Training Kit for A+ Certification.He is a graduate of the US Navy Photographic School, and holds a bachelors degree in Communications from Excelsior College as well as a master of science in Computer Technology from Nova Southeastern University.