Digital Photography Hacks
Derrick Story
- 出版商: O'Reilly
- 售價: $1,230
- 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $1,169
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 332
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 0596006667
- ISBN-13: 9780596006662
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Digital Photography Hacks is your passport to taking the kind of digital photos you've always aspired to. Written by Derrick Story, photographer and author of Digital Photography Pocket Guide and other books, it goes beyond the standard fare of most digital photography books--such as camera basics, understanding memory cards, and when to use a flash--to the things that professional photographers have learned through thousands of shots' worth of experience, years of experimentation, and fiddling and hacking. The book includes a foreword by photographer Rick Smolan, author of America 24/7.
With exquisite, full-color photos throughout, the book presents a collection of tips, tricks, and techniques for photographers ready to move beyond the basics. And if you don't have the latest in digital camera photography, this book will show you how to extend the life and functionality of your existing camera. All the hacks in the book are platform-agnostic, designed for use on both Mac on Windows-based computers. You'll find 100 proven techniques in the areas of:
- Daytime and nighttime photo secrets
- Flash magic
- Digital camera attachments
- The computer connection
- Photoshop magic
- Fun photo projects
- Camera phone tricks
Table of Contents
Credits
Foreword
Preface
Chapter 1. Digital Camera Attachments
1. Pocket Tripods on the Go
2. Travel Tripod: A Happy Compromise
3. Walking-Stick Mount
4. Convert Your Monopod into a Makeshift Tripod
5. Steady Shots from the Comfort of Your Car
6. Attach Your Camera to Bicycle Handlebars
7. Flash Brackets for Pro Lighting
8. A Flexible Arm to Hold Accessories
9. Bubble Levels to Keep Things Straight
10. Battle the Sun with an LCD Hood
11. Convert Your Digicam to a Digital SLR
12. T-Mounts and Other Threaded Tricks
13. Double-Strapping on the Trail
14. Stay in Charge of Your Batteries
15. Gaffer's Tape When All Else FailsChapter 2. Daytime Photo Secrets
16. Pantyhose Diffusion Filter for Flattering Portraits
17. Capture Kids Without Going Crazy
18. Use Sunglasses as a Polarizing Filter
19. Get the Big Picture with a Panorama
20. Secrets of Whiteboard Photography
21. Make Your Own Passport Photo
22. Get Super Close
23. Multiple Exposures, Digital Style
24. Go Low-Rez
25. Painless Infrared Photography
26. Create the Maximum Depth of Field
27. Create Soft Background Portraits
28. Analyze Metadata to Improve Your ShotsChapter 3. Nighttime Photo Hacks
29. Nighttime Portraits with Scenic Backgrounds
30. Street Shooting at Night
31. Capture the Nighttime Mood and Leave the Red Eye at Home
32. Take Flash Shots of People Who Blink
33. Auto Headlamps and Other Streaming Lights
34. Starlight Effects for Candles and Lights
35. Light Painting and Colored Gels
36. Secrets of Fireworks Photography
37. Night Landscapes and the Moon
38. Colorful Star TrailsChapter 4. Magic with Flash
39. Outdoor Fill Flash
40. Prevent Red Eye
41. Add External Flash to Point and Shoots
42. Bounce Flash for Softer Light
43. Pro Portraits with Just Two Flashes
44. Eliminate Glare in Reflective Surfaces
45. Freeze Action with Electronic Flash
46. Second-Curtain Flash for Cool EffectsChapter 5. The Computer Connection
47. Judge Image Sharpness by File Size
48. Unerase the Lost
49. Name Folders to Organize Your Images
50. Create a Web Photo Gallery
51. Amazing B&W Prints from Your Inkjet Printer
52. Great Color Prints from Your Inkjet Printer
53. Pro-Quality Prints from Your Digicam
54. Take Your Slideshow on the Road
55. Virtual-Reality Movies from Your Digicam
56. Digicam Movie Editing Made Easy
57. Rotate Your Movie from Horizontal to Vertical
58. Create a Rolling Movie Title
59. Add Music to Movies and Slideshows
60. Voiceovers for That Professional Touch
61. Store Pictures and Movies on an iPodChapter 6. Photoshop Magic
62. Match Resolution to Output
63. Secrets of Sharpening
64. Sample Down for Email Attachments
65. Crop and Resample in One Step
66. Level That Dipping Horizon
67. Power-Line Vanishing Trick
68. Combine Two Pictures
69. Sponge Out Red Eye
70. Brighten Teeth
71. Intelligent Auto Color Correction
72. Soften Facial Lines
73. Fix Flash Falloff
74. Hand-Color with the History BrushChapter 7. Camera-Phone Tricks
75. Live with a Less-Than-Perfect Camera
76. Send Snapshots to the Desktop
77. Transfer Images Via Email
78. Send a Paper Text Message
79. Communicate in a Foreign Country
80. Create a Home Inventory
81. Rental-Car Tips and Other Auto Hacks
82. Get the Big Picture with a Little Camera Phone
83. Photo Moblogging
84. Capture Life's Little Moments with Camera-Phone Video
85. Use Your Camera Phone as a Slideshow ViewerChapter 8. Weekend Photo Projects
86. Create a Coffeetable Photo Book
87. Create Custom Greeting Cards
88. Keep a Digital Diary
89. Capture Pictures of Your TV Screen
90. Fax from Your Digital Camera
91. Copy Slides with Your Digicam
92. Preview Film Pictures with Your Digital Camera
93. Photograph Zoo Animals Without Bars
94. Get Close with Digiscoping
95. Advanced Panorama Technique
96. Shoot the Moon
97. Remote-Control Camera
98. Show Who's Who in Group Shots
99. Rename Photos Automatically in Windows XP
100. Stack Images to Remove NoiseIndexok is for the photographer you are now, and the one you want to be. Digital Photography Hacks is for the creative adventurer who resides in each of us.