The Digital Photography Book, Part 4 from Peachpit Press takes you right from the third edition into even more "Ah-ha" aspects of digital photography. Kelby writes in his straightforward, no fluff manner and gets to the heart of the questions that always come up during a shoot. His specialty is problem solving in a low-key, jargon-free style. It's like having him along on your shoot, standing next to you offering advice and tips on how to get the shot. You have a question, Scott has the answer in easy to understand and non-technical language. The book is more of a buddy-buddy approach to arriving at photographic solutions.

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: February 27, 2012    Overview of Digital Photography Concepts

Shooting People Like a Pro

Using Hot Shoe Flash Like a Pro, Part 3

More Tips on Using Your Studio Like a Pro

More Tips on Lenses

Pro Tips for Shooting in Natural Light

Shooting Landscape Photos Like a Pro

Pro Tips for Shooting Travel Photos

Shooting Sports Like a Pro

Shooting HDR Like a Pro

Pro Tips for Shooting DSLR Video

Pro Tips for Getting Better Photos

Yet Even More Photo Recipes

Scott Kelby is a popular and respected photography writer. He has written over 50 well-respected and praised books on many aspects of the craft. Kelby is the president of NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals) and is a highly sought after speaker, lecturer and instructor.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the max size of the print it can hold. More precisely, can it hold 11x14 prints or is that the cover dimensions?

A: The Itoya ProFolio Professional Art and Photography Presentation Book (11 x 14") can hold 11 x 14 size prints.

Q: 2. Can you quickly look up specific areas in the book (Is there a search function)?

A: Yes. Plus there's a link to the Index which at times is more helpful.

Q: 3. Are step-by-step examples with pictures included in the training manual?

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

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. Has this tutorial been update to the current CC Photoshop? Shows date of software of 2012.

A: This is the tutorial that was published on June 13, 2012.

Q: 6. Can I scan documents while the USB cable is connected and device is getting charged on the run?

A: Yes, according to the online manual, you can use the device while the usb cable is connected.

Q: 7. 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: 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. 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: 10. Can I use two of these (connected in opposite direction relative one another) to have the 6x6 frame? stand up by itself

A: The Westcott Book Light Legs BH #WE2094 are designed to be used as bookend stand legs for the ScrimJim frames.