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Named one of Shutterbug Magazine's Top Digital Imaging Books of 2008, this guide emphasizes the importance of exposure in photography, which Jeff Wignall identifies as key to capturing and sharing your vision. By applying his techniques with patience and experimentation, you will learn to create images that express not only what you saw but also how you felt. Recognized by Shutterbug as potentially the best book on exposure, it teaches you to work with natural light and utilize flash effectively, enabling you to capture action, night scenes, rainbows, sunsets, and reflections like never before. Wignall provides stunning images and practical advice for achieving perfect exposure in challenging conditions, including poor weather and using multiple wireless flash units. Beginning with the fundamentals of exposure, the book guides you through the basics of exposure controls, ensuring that by chapter 2, you can manage exposure on your camera. Subsequent chapters cover measuring light, lens apertures, depth of field, and shutter speed, building your confidence to take manual control. Wignall also addresses natural light intricacies and offers troubleshooting advice for metering challenges and dramatic silhouettes. As you advance to low-light conditions and special considerations like weather, the book culminates in a comprehensive exploration of flash photography. You can even upload your images to Photoworkshop.com for feedback f

It’s this all-in-color, oversized, incredibly priced manual on digital photography will be a best seller.Author Jeff Wignall has already won a legion of fans with The Joy of Photography , and this new work will capitalize on that franchise. Wignall encourages photographers of all skill levels; his easy-to-grasp explanations of technique and equipment, and his inspirational attitude distinguish The Joy of Digital Photography from any other digital manual. Everything is digital vision; digital tools (cameras, lenses, accessories); common problems and solutions; exposure and flash; working with light; handling weather seasons and mood; travel and landscape photography; portraiture; sports photography; post-production, including seeing, sharing, and storing digital images; basic desktop printing; the digital darkroom; a Photoshop™ primer; sharing the image; and much, much more.