Digital Cameras and Equipment For Dummies®, Pocket Edition
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Digital Cameras and Equipment For Dummies®, Pocket Edition Details
How to choose, use, equip, and maintain your digital camera Which digital camera best suits your needs? How many megapixels do you really need? How do you store and protect your photos? Which features areessential and which are expensive frills? Find the answers for buying, using, and caring for your digital camera in this little book! Open the book and find: How to choose between point-and-shoot and SLR Money-saving shopping pointers Insight on the best photo editing software Advice on memory cards and storage Camera maintenance and emergency care tips
Reviews
The information in this book is clearly presented and useful, and it's certainly convenient in Kindle form, but it's terribly outdated, what with references to Photoshop CS3 as "the industry standard" in image editing, and references to 256MB (!)memory cards, and charts that show storage comparisons between cameras with 2 to 8 megapixels of resolution. As it says the "dSLRs still can't take true motion pictures," you have to assume it was written before 2008, when the Nikon D90 was introduced and virtually every camera introduced since has had HDTV capabilities. Busch should have known better. But, if you don't mind the anachronisms, the low price alone makes this a worthwhile purchase.