Ever get your apertures mixed up with your aliases? Ever had a meltdown reading a camera manual? Worried about switching from a point-and-shoot to a fancy digital SLR? The Photographer’s Dictionary demystifies more than 300 key photographic and image-making terms, explaining them with simple language and straightforward diagrams. Historical background, concise examples, and practical applications add to each definition, making it easy for the reader to grasp every concept. Entries are grouped thematically and by first principles so that the connections between ideas are clear. Camera icons, acronyms, and proprietary terms are also explained and cross-referenced between different brands and models. Get The Photographer’s Dictionary and have a helpful reference for every photographic question.
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Neil K. Guy is a writer, photographer, and computer consultant. His website, www.photonotes.org, is an online resource for digital photography information. He lives in Vancouver, BC
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The Photographer's Dictionary
Dec 8 2010
By Peter John Lyne
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Excellent book.Glad I bought it as my knowledge of camera technical terms is very restricted and now that I am trying to learn how to operate my first digital SLR this book has opened up the pathway to such terms as White Balance, Aperture Priority, Dioptric Compensation....mind bogling stuff for a 'digital' RAW novice.The quality of printing and binding is very good.A robust Dictionary for the novice and professional photographer.What it lacked was an A-Z INDEX.
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Photo Dictionary
Jan 6 2009
By David A. Callard
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A useful resource for basic photographic terminology. Suited to the beginner, it is missing some important terms. For instance, I can find no reference to EXIF. Still, it's a start.
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