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PHOTOGRAPHY IN PLAIN ENGLISH (E-BOOK)...is it for me?
Q. How does the download work?
When you make your purchase for "Photography in Plain English" and your payment is confirmed, you will receive an email (generated automatically) with a link. When you click on the link, "Photography In Plain English" and the free bonus file "Start Learning Real Photography" will begin to download into your inbox.
NO POSTAGE, NO WAITING...WHAT COULD BE SIMPLER?
Q. Will it work on my computer? A. Yes, the book is delivered as a PDF file, so any computer with Adobe Acrobat Reader (which is almost every computer in the world) can read it. That includes Windows and MacIntosh.
Q. Is it for digital cameras or just film? A. Both. In many ways the principles of photography have remained the same despite the changes in technology. Whether you have a film SLR, a digital SLR, or even a compact digital camera, your camera can access the settings explained in this ebook. Good photography is still about aperture, shutter speed, depth of field, handling moving subjects, understanding light and composition. All these things are true no matter what sort of camera you have.
Q. I really have trouble understanding the relationship between aperture and depth of field. Will this help me? A. Yes, in fact that is one of the great strengths of the book. A teacher at the local TAFE college recommends his students buy my book after they have done his photography course to help them fully understand this topic.
Q. Is it just about the mechanics of photography or does it look at the artistic side as well? A. Both. The book is a beginner's guide, so it is not meant to go into the most complex details, but it is an excellent introduction to all the basics, and that includes composition, timing, lighting, perspective, framing of subjects etc all illustrated with photos from my gallery.
Q. Will PHOTOGRAPHY IN PLAIN ENGLISH help me with photoshop and editing my photos on the computer? A. NO. This guide is about taking photos correctly, not editing them later, so it is about using your camera, not your computer. In fact, if you take your photos well in the first place, they won't require so much editing anyway.
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