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# Complete Guide to Digital Photography: Ian Farrell

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Are you intent on capturing the perfect sunset? A budding photojournalist? Or ready to take your holiday snaps to the next level? The Complete Guide to Digital Photography is your definitive guide to taking, processing and printing sharper, more colourful and better looking pictures. Ian Farrell's expert tips take you from the basics of using your camera to advanced darkroom techniques with 52 step-by-step projects including portraits, landscapes, still-life images, fast-moving objects and photographing live events. Introducing you to the latest software and techniques and featuring technical tips, interviews with the professionals, troubleshooting and over 400 inspirational images, the Complete Guide to Digital Photography is the ultimate master class in digital photography. Contents include: Portrait photography, Landscape photography, Street photography, Nature and wildlife, Dynamic live action, Special effects, Macro photography, Travel photography, Wedding photography, Digital darkroom, Colour management, Sharpening, High dynamic range, Skin smoothing, Printing your images, Making a portfolio, Your first exhibition, Selling your photographs.

Review: Best learning DSL camera information book - Read the reviews and glad that I purchased this book. I am a bit more advanced than just a beginner and though really interested in photography have found other books and internet information challenging and hard work. This book is the best for guiding you through from beginner level and keeps your interest rather than being a pick up put down and up again book. Simply explained methods and use of your camera and also printers/scanners/editing suites and how to get the best out of your camera and how to do it, all simple to follow reading. One I found I could just pick up and read and have an instant better understanding of what it was about. Good product in the presentation of the book for the money this is a real bargain and would recommend to any budding photographer in comparison to any other photographic book.
Review: Suitably impressed - What a great book for starters like me. Its includes a lot in little text. Composition, Exposure, street photography, weddings, portraits... these all could and do fill entire books! The author tackles them in 2 to 10 pages. That's awesome. It also dedicates a good portion of the book for post processing photos at the computer station. Its a jack of all trades not a detailed essay on one principle. If the reader understands this, its great. Where it could be improved? That's easy: every shot should've had the camera settings and kit used mentioned. Seems only (most) of the assignments have this. Its would provide great insight to some shots. Nevertheless, where this information is provided its good. Also, for instance, portraiture does not mention if a shot needs to be half or 2/3's, where the cut should be: between joints, not at them (legs-wise I only personally think above knee) which is mentioned in the earlier composition chapter - this just means you need to read the book thoroughly which one should anyhow ;) . I picked this book to fill the general photography discussion and 'Shapshots to great shots' from John Batdorff for my camera to fill the gap between a camera manual and the principles of photography. There are another couple of books I liked most specifically composure and exposure, but lets walk before I can run.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,011,076 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 343 in Landscape Photography 429 in Portrait Photography 641 in Photography Equipment (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 270 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best learning DSL camera information book
*by K***Z on 25 March 2013*

Read the reviews and glad that I purchased this book. I am a bit more advanced than just a beginner and though really interested in photography have found other books and internet information challenging and hard work. This book is the best for guiding you through from beginner level and keeps your interest rather than being a pick up put down and up again book. Simply explained methods and use of your camera and also printers/scanners/editing suites and how to get the best out of your camera and how to do it, all simple to follow reading. One I found I could just pick up and read and have an instant better understanding of what it was about. Good product in the presentation of the book for the money this is a real bargain and would recommend to any budding photographer in comparison to any other photographic book.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Suitably impressed
*by P***S on 27 October 2013*

What a great book for starters like me. Its includes a lot in little text. Composition, Exposure, street photography, weddings, portraits... these all could and do fill entire books! The author tackles them in 2 to 10 pages. That's awesome. It also dedicates a good portion of the book for post processing photos at the computer station. Its a jack of all trades not a detailed essay on one principle. If the reader understands this, its great. Where it could be improved? That's easy: every shot should've had the camera settings and kit used mentioned. Seems only (most) of the assignments have this. Its would provide great insight to some shots. Nevertheless, where this information is provided its good. Also, for instance, portraiture does not mention if a shot needs to be half or 2/3's, where the cut should be: between joints, not at them (legs-wise I only personally think above knee) which is mentioned in the earlier composition chapter - this just means you need to read the book thoroughly which one should anyhow ;) . I picked this book to fill the general photography discussion and 'Shapshots to great shots' from John Batdorff for my camera to fill the gap between a camera manual and the principles of photography. There are another couple of books I liked most specifically composure and exposure, but lets walk before I can run.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent guide but unfair on the Fujifilm X20!
*by K***N on 27 May 2015*

At first sight, the Complete guide to Digital Photography looks like an excellent guide for both beginner and more experienced photographers. Comprehensive, readable and good looking. One minor niggle, though. As the owner of a DSLR and Fujifilm X20 compact, I was irritated by text on pages 10-11, appearing next to a picture of the latter, stating that 'The limitations of a compact camera include slow reaction times when shooting pictures and limited control over depth of field'. Anyone who has used one knows that, far from possessing these limitations, the X20 is a highly capable camera which can hold its own in these and many other respects with bigger, bulkier and often not as beautiful-looking DSLRs. Either Ian Farrell has not used an X20 or he was not responsible for using the picture of one as an illustration of what would be fair comment about cheaper, more down-market compact cameras. My worry, not having read the book yet in depth, is that it has been updated with too little care and precision, if not by Ian himself, by his publishers. Hopefully, the error I have described, and any others of a similar kind, will be corrected in any future revised edition.

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