Easy Digital Cameras is part of Que Publishing’s Easy series. This series features full-color photographs and screen captures to help provide a "you are there" reading experience. This book is unusual for the primarily-software oriented series in that it deals primarily with digital camera hardware.
The book uses hands-on experience with a trio of point-and-shoot digital cameras from Kodak, Nikon, and Olympus to demonstrate typical camera setup issues such as
Basic camera features such as
Advanced camera features such as
Transferring pictures via
Viewing and Sharing Pictures
Simple Photo Repairs with Adobe Photoshop Elements
Photo Printing
Photo Storage and Organization
Other features
CD includes sample photos, trial version of Adobe Photoshop Elements v2.0 (still bundled with some scanners) and bonus chapters from Easy Photoshop Elements (for v2.0)

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I have got a new digital SLR. I'm looking for something like "digital photography for dummy" but not too dummy (I've taken lots of pictures with consumer digital camera for a few years). I'm especially interested in learning taking better pictures with kids and babies. |
To me, it looks like digital cameras can get higher resolution, better light sensitivity, lighter weight and equivalent optics as any film-based camera, plus it's so much cheaper to get prints from digital (once you subtract the cost of film). Is there any reason for film-based cameras to exist anymore? |
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