Point and Shoot: Digital Photography Basics for Beginners and Amateurs

Author: Michael Hansen
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1484914163

Point and Shoot: Digital Photography Basics for Beginners and Amateurs: Master your DSLR in 21 Days (Volume 1)

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The author, a former amateur photographer himself, was bewildered by the different functions of his DSLR camera and how they affected the final outcome of his shots. After many months of research and with the help of friends, the author finally learned and mastered his DSLR. Michael says, "The sad thing is that people don't go necessarily "go with the flow" to say the least. With the tons of new features that keep getting added, aspiring photographers are overwhelmed on how to use them effectively. This translates into bland and unimaginative pictures that you wouldn't even save on your computer or memory Check Point and Shoot: Digital Photography Basics for Beginners and Amateurs our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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The author, a former amateur photographer himself, was bewildered by the different functions of his DSLR camera and how they affected the final outcome of his shots. After many months of research and with the help of friends, the author finally learned and mastered his DSLR. Michael says, "The sad thing is that people don't go necessarily "go with the flow" to say the least. With the tons of new features that keep getting added, aspiring photographers are overwhelmed on how to use them effectively he author, a former amateur photographer himself, was bewildered by the different functions of his DSLR camera and how they affected the final outcome of his shots. After many months of research and with the help of friends, the author finally learned and mastered his DSLR. Michael says, "The sad thing is that people don't go necessarily "go with the flow" to say the least. With the tons of new features that keep getting added, aspiring photographers are overwhelmed on how to use them effectively. This translates into bland and unimaginative pictures that you wouldn't even save on your computer or memory

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