That??™s right,
the second edition. The whole landscape of digital photography has changed
since the ?¬? rst edition of this book was published in 2004. Digital cameras with
seven-megapixel resolution that can ?¬? t in your shirt pocket are now a reality.
Memory cards have increased in capacity, shutter lag is almost nonexistent,
and camera ?¬? lm is almost a thing of the past. In this book you??™ll ?¬? nd the latest
information for choosing a digital camera that suits your needs. You??™ll also
?¬? nd information that will help you become a better photographer. You??™ll learn
which camera settings you should use for taking a snapshot of your Aunt
Mollie, which settings you should use to photograph Danica Patrick driving
the Indy 500, and which settings you should use to photograph landscapes,
wildlife, stuff you want to sell on eBay, and so on. You??™ll also learn tips on how
to conserve camera battery life and maximize memory card usage, as well as
how to accessorize your camera. In the second half of the book, you??™ll learn
how to get the images into your computer and edit them with Photoshop
Elements. This part of the book also shows you how to add pizzazz to your
images with special effects, how to turn your images into slide shows, Web
galleries, and much more.
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