| The Big Picture: Digital Photography What You See: Parts of a Digital Camera The Basics: Your First Pictures Setting up your camera Preparing and starting the camera Composing images with an optical viewfinder Composing images with an LCD screen Setting flash mode Locking in exposure and focus to take a picture Reviewing photos Transferring photos What You Can Do Creating a Webpage Shooting a portrait Capturing images for a newsletter Part I:Deciding on a Digital Camera Assessing Digital Cameras Choosing a Digital Camera Category Choosing a Lens Choosing Resolution Choosing Storage Evaluating Exposure Controls Selecting an LCD Viewfinder Selecting an Optical Viewfinder Thinking about Other Features Part II Getting the Most from your Lens Aperture Settings Changing apertures to adjust lightness/darkness Bracketing exposures with the lens aperture Focus and Depth of Field Adjusting focus manually Adjusting focus automatically Adjusting depth of field with the aperture Optimizing sharpness Lens Accessories Attaching a lens accessory Shading your lens with a lens hood Moving in with close-up attachments Working with close-up attachments that fit between the lens and camera Changing images with filters Cutting glare with a polarizing filter Adding special effects with add-ons Lens Care Avoiding problems Cleaning your lens Zooming In and Out Enlarging an image with zoom Reducing an image with zoom Minimizing telephoto distortion Minimizing wide-angle distortion Part III: Choosing and Using Storage Choosing Storage Media Estimating the amount of storage you'll need Comparing alternatives Connecting a Serial Port Adapter Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Adapter Storing Images on CompactFlash Cards Storing Images on Floppy Disk Storing Images on Mini Hard Disks Storing Images on PC Cards Storing Images on SmartMedia Cards Storing Images on Sony Memory Sticks Storing Images on SuperDisk LS-120 Transferring Pictures through Infrared Connections Part IV: Lighting It Just Right Existing Light Indoors Taking a basic indoor photo Taking an indoor picture with overhead lighting Supplementing available light Taking an indoor portrait with window lighting Existing Light Outdoors Taking a picture on an overcast day outdoors Taking a picture at dusk or dawn Taking a time exposure Taking a picture in bright sunlight Flash Indoors Taking a basic flash picture Taking a picture with an accessory flash Working with multiple flash units Flash Outdoors Using flash outdoors on a bright day Using flash outdoors on an overcast day Flash Settings …… Part V:Composing Great Pictrues Part VI:Taking Various Kinds Of Photographs Part VII:Editing lmages Part VII:Getting Creative with Your Photos Part IX:Appendix Glossary:Tech Talk Index |
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