The Smartphone Photography Guide: Shoot*Edit*Experiment*Share
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (753 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1780975627 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
But how can we realize the full potential of this powerful tool? Complete with "Pro Tips," "Try This" panels, jargon-buster explanations of technical terms, and advice on video settings, this smart guide will help you take, create, manipulate, and share your phone images like an expert.. Thanks to our smartphones, we've all become camera-carrying photographers, able to snap a photo whenever and wherever we want
Great starting point! Misti Moonshine This is a GREAT place to start as a beginner to smartphone photography. I really enjoyed this book, even though it didn't really go too in depth. I found it just uplifting; a kind of "WE MATTER TOO!!" for smartphone photography. And if I hadn't already scoured the Internet for weeks reading every "tips for smartphone pho. William W. Landenberger said Very good book.. I enjoyed this book. It does not get to much in-depth but it does give a lot of good basic photographic advice that would really apply to any camera. After all, Smartphone Photography is still photography. My only complaint would be the size of the print font, they should have made the book a little larger.. You'll Need a Microscope to Read the Tiny Type Curious I love the idea and intent of this book. And it seems to have good photos that accompany the text. But it is impossible to read the book because the type size is like a 2 font (usually fonts in books and defaults on computers are a 12 font, as a point of reference). If the publisher would provide a PDF of the book to acc
In addition, he has written for key popular technology journals, Practical Photography, Total Digital Photography, MacWorld, and WebUser Magazine.. His previously published titles for Carlton Books include Creative Digital Photography, Mastering the Digital World, Snap Happy: Camera Skills for Kids, and Photography in the Digital Age. From the AuthorPeter Cope is a writer and photographer