Digital Photo Shooting and Processing (with CD-ROM)

Author: Editorial Board of This Book
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This series of books follows the progressive and step-by-step learning habits of computer users, starting from a low entry level and enabling quick mastery of operations with effective learning outcomes. Each book is accompanied by a carefully developed interactive multimedia teaching CD-ROM that vividly simulates classroom teaching. This allows computer users to leverage the unique advantages of multimedia teaching, such as its,, and interactive nature, to easily grasp the key and difficult points of the knowledge. As one of the "New Computer Classroom" series, this book is a specialized guide for beginners learning digital photo shooting and digital photo art processing. The book begins by introducing relevant knowledge and shooting techniques for digital cameras, focusing on composition, color coordination, and lighting for digital photos. Subsequently, multiple typical examples using Photoshop for processing digital photos are carefully selected for digital camera users. These examples cover common scenarios encountered during digital camera shooting, making them highly practical. Finally, based on the characteristics of digital photos, special applications are introduced, such as creating personalized calendars, replacing scanners for shooting text materials, and making electronic greeting cards. The book comes with a multimedia self-study CD-ROM, which, through its comprehensive voice explanations and vivid demonstrations, enables readers to grasp digital photo shooting methods and various photo processing techniques intuitively and quickly. This greatly enhances readers' interest in shooting digital photos and beautifying them, achieving the goal of self-learning without a teacher. This book is suitable for amateur digital photography enthusiasts and readers who wish to learn digital photo processing in a short period of time.