The Digital Photography Book Part 5: Photo Recipes - Peachpit Pressfrom The Digital Photography Book Part 5: Photo Recipes - Peachpit Pressis a comprehensive guide showing you how to achieve distinct photographic looks from start to finish. Authored by Scott Kelby, this 240 page e-book contains a wealth of photographic recipes that include a descriptive behind-the-scenes walk-through of how Kelby "got the shot." In each spread, the resulting photograph is broken down into four segments: what exactly you are seeing behind the scenes; a list of all camera settings, lens info, and lighting setups; thoughts on process and why things are done a certain way; and the steps involved during post-production in Lightroom or Photoshop. The book is written in a straight-forward style, free of confusing jargon and theory, in order to help you achieve the results you are looking for in a seamless, efficient manner.

This e-book has been specifically designed and coded for reading on electronic devices, such as tablets, e-readers, and computers. It is optimized to be read on an iPad but is compatible with any device capable of displaying EPUB, MOBI, or PDF files. Integrated touch features permit seamless navigation throughout the publication as well as the ability to immediately skip to sections of interest.

Author: Scott Kelby    EPUB/MOBI/PDF, 240 Pages    Date Published: 2014    Photo Recipes and Tricks of the Trade    'How I Got The Shot' Explanations

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Once the A & B solution is mixed to the correct dilution, does it need to be stored in an air tight container or is the Delta 1 bottle OK?

A: When one dilutes developer, it would be important to store in an air tight container. But when storing some fixer, the Delta 1 bottle should be OK.

Q: 2. Hello! I got the product when I bought my camera. I would like to know how to download and get access to the course please. Thanks in advance.

A: This product would be e-mailed as an MP4 format to use on a variety of devices.

Q: 3. can you use just part A as a fixer? or do you need part b mixed? so can this be used as a fixer sans harder?

A: Yes just use part A. Part B is a hardener for films and some kinds of paper but mainly unnecessary.

Q: 4. Does this book cover off-camera flash photography or just on-camera flash?

A: I have this book. From what I can make out (it is so detailed and verbose, almost too much so), most of it refers to understanding on-camera flash and manual modes, though some of it may be applicable to off-camera flash. There is a very small section for off-camera flash. I personally haven't used this book much after I bought it.

Q: 5. will these albums 6X8 pages fit 6X8 prints of DNP DS620A Photo Printer ?

A: Yes.

Q: 6. how to set up your histogram in preview?

A: Under "Information Display", you can choose what displays to see, including Histogram.

Q: 7. What are the differences between this swatch set and the digital art swatch set? The digital art swatch set doesn't seem to be labeled with what's included. If I'm wanting to make L.E. prints of my painted artwork (watercolor, soft pastel, etc.) which swatch set is recommended?

A: The paper in this swatch-book are basic RC papers compatible to the basic Epson or Canon RC papers. The Fine-Art swatch-book B&H # HA1064HA1096 has all the Hahnemuhle fancy papers. it's definitely worth investing the few bucks in these swatches so you get to know the expensive papers for a minimal fee.

Q: 8. What is the maximum height that the armature? I need to know what the height of the photographed object can be.

A: Approximately 15" High

Q: 9. I want to know difference between this model and Matthews Butterfly/Overhead Snap-A-Part Light Duty Frame - 12x12'. It is because I think both of them are same but it shows difference in price?

A: The Heavy Duty Frame has thicker walled tubing making it a more robust Overhead.

Q: 10. Is there a workbook that goes with this book ?

A: We do not have a workbook that would go along side the book.