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- The Digital Photography Book: The Step-By-Step Secrets for How to Make Your Photos Look Like the Pros
- The Digital Photography Book: The Step-By-Step Secrets for How to Make Your Photos Look Like the Pros
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- Other Books By Scott Kelby
- About The Author
- Chapter One. Pro Tips for Getting Really Sharp Photos
- The Real Secret to Getting Sharp Photos
- The Other Most Important Secret
- Perhaps Even More Important Than That
- If You Skip This, Throw Away Your Camera
- If You Do This Wrong, It Will Lock Up
- It s Time to Get Serious
- Getting Tack Sharp Starts with a Tripod
- A Ballhead Will Make Your Life Easier
- Don t Press the Shutter (Use a Cable Release)
- Forgot Your Cable Release? Use a Self Timer
- Getting Super Sharp: Mirror Lock-Up
- Turn Off Vibration Reduction (or IS)
- Shoot at Your Lens Sharpest Aperture
- Good Glass Makes a Big Difference
- Avoid Increasing Your ISO, Even in Dim Light
- Zoom In to Check Sharpness
- Sharpening After the Fact in Photoshop
- Pro Sharpening
- Hand-Held Sharpness Trick
- Getting Steadier Hand-Held Shots
- Chapter Two. Shooting Flowers Like a Pro
- Don t Shoot Down on Flowers
- Shooting Flowers with a Zoom Lens
- Use a Macro Lens to Get Really Close
- Can t Afford a Macro? How bout a Close-Up?
- When to Shoot Flowers
- Don t Wait for RainFake it
- Flowers on a Black Background
- Shooting on a White Background
- The Perfect Light for Indoor Flower Shots
- Where to Get Great Flowers to Shoot
- Stopping the Wind
- Chapter Three. Shooting Weddings Like a Pro
- The Trick for Low-Light Shooting in a Church
- Getting Soft, Diffused Light with Flash, Part 1
- Getting Soft, Diffused Light with Flash, Part 2
- Use Your Flash at Outdoor Weddings
- Keep Backup Memory Cards on You
- Formals: Who to Shoot First
- Formals: Where to Aim
- The Trick to Keeping Them from Blinking
- Reception Photos: Making Them Dance
- Your Main Job: Follow the Bride
- Formals: How High to Position Your Camera
- Formals: Don t Cut Off Joints
- Formals: Build Off the Bride and Groom
- Formals: The Trick to Great Backgrounds
- Shooting the Details ( Which Ones to Shoot)
- Change Your Vantage Point to Add Interest
- Finding That Perfect Bridal Light
- How to Pose the Bride with Other People
- What to Shoot with a Wide-Angle Lens
- Back Up Your Photos Onsite
- If Shooting JPEGs, Use a Preset White Balance
- Chapter Four. Shooting Landscapes Like a Pro
- The Golden Rule of Landscape Photography
- Become Married to Your Tripod
- Shoot in Aperture Priority Mode
- Composing Great Landscapes
- The Trick to Shooting Waterfalls
- A Tip for Shooting Forests
- Where to Put the Horizon Line
- Getting More Interesting Mountain Shots
- The Trick for Warmer Sunrises and Sunsets
- Turn on The Blinkies to Keep More Detail
- How to Avoid the Dreaded Blinkies
- How to Show Size
- Don t Set Up Your Tripod. Not Yet
- The Trick to Getting Richer Colors
- What to Shoot in Bad Weather
- Atmosphere Is Your Friend
- Getting Rid of Lens FlareThe Manual Way
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