Digital Photo Shooting and Processing (Full Color) (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Editorial Committee of This Book
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This series of books follows the learning habits of computer users, starting from basic knowledge and gradually progressing to advanced levels. The content is designed to be easy to understand and quick to master, ensuring effective learning. Each book is accompanied by an interactive multimedia teaching CD-ROM, which vividly simulates classroom teaching. This allows computer users to take advantage of the unique benefits of multimedia teaching, such as its (intuitive), vividness, and interactivity, to easily grasp the key points and difficult concepts. As one of the "New Computer Classroom" series, this book is a beginner-friendly guide to learning digital photography and digital photo editing. It begins with an introduction to the basics of digital cameras and shooting techniques, focusing on composition, color coordination, and lighting. Subsequently, multiple practical examples using Photoshop for digital photo editing are carefully selected for digital camera users. These examples cover common scenarios encountered during digital photography, making them highly practical. Finally, based on the characteristics of digital photos, special applications are introduced, such as creating personalized calendars, replacing scanners for text documents, and making electronic greeting cards. This book comes with a multimedia self-study CD-ROM, which includes full voice explanations and vivid demonstrations, enabling readers to intuitively and quickly master digital photography techniques and various photo editing skills. This greatly enhances readers' interest in taking digital photos and beautifying them, achieving the goal of learning independently without a teacher. This book is suitable for amateur digital photography enthusiasts and readers who wish to learn digital photo editing in a short period of time.