Google+ for Photographers - Peachpit Press E-Bookfrom Google+ for Photographers - Peachpit Press E-Bookis a useful guide showing you how to make the most of the Google+ social media site for marketing and showcasing your photography. Authored by Colby Brown, this 224 page e-book highlights the unique qualities Google+ has over other social networks, including the ability to personalize the appearance of your site, simple uploading and updating tools, and the attractive, intuitive interface. This publication offers tips on how to effectively share your work within the Google+ community, how to upload your work for critique, and how to join communities to build a strong online presence. In addition to Brown's writing, interviews with leading photographers are also incorporated throughout the text, with each sharing his or her own photos and tips for working within the site's design.

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: Colby Brown    EPUB/MOBI/PDF, 224 Pages    Date Published: 2012    How to Use Google+ for Sharing Photos    Tips On Utilizing Site's Features

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are step-by-step examples with pictures included in the training manual?

A: Yes, step-by-step examples with pictures included.

Q: 2. Does this book have sample model releases / templates?

A: Yes, this book has sample release forms.

Q: 3. Does he (Scott Kelby) have a book covering the stand alone version of lightroom 6? If not, how helpful is this CC book for a stand alone version of the software or are their any other lightroom 6 stand alone version books that you recommend instead?

A: After I answered yesterday, I spent time looking at the book last night and he says from the beginning that CC and 6 are basically the same thing and the book works for either. I learned enough in 15 minutes to make it worth the purchase. As a LR 6 owner I recommend it.

Q: 4. What's the thickest media the press can handle?

A: up to 1 inch.

Q: 5. I just converted a camera for Infrared (IR) photography. Does this book go into editing IR photographs?

A: I don't see anything in the book regarding IR photography editing.

Q: 6. Can I buy a replacement thermostat for the 210 press?

A: Here is the replacement thermostat for the 210M: https://bhpho.to/3wVPqNR

Q: 7. Dimensions?

A: The press without the table outside dimensions is 77 x 57 x 7 . And working area is 44 x 68 x 1 .

Q: 8. I read that this book is written for Apple users, not Windows users. Is this true? Does it matter? The source said many of the pull down instructions are Apple specific.

A: I teach Lightroom in seminars and photography schools. Scott Kelby's Lightroom book is the best that I have ever seen in helping someone understand Lightroom. The book is suitable for BOTH MAC and PC users. Scott always gives references on how to do things for either format. (Frank www.studio63.us)

Q: 9. Is there a workbook that goes with this book ?

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

Q: 10. Can I use foam board with the dry mounting press?

A: It looks as though you can mount onto foam core--although we do not do so here. I would keep the temperature on the low side to not melt the foam core-no higher than 185-190? and maybe adjust the pressure if needed. I found the manual online that speaks a little bit to foam core use (but I can't place the link here)And there is a type of foam core that has the adhesive already on it (but I can't place that link here either...): it's called Speed Mount by Bainbridge.It looks like many people have success with foam core--hope this helps!