User Group Bookshelf

Photography

Photography: digital photography, cameras, manipulation, montage, retouching

Go To:

Back to INDEXUGN Home PageSubmit Review

Nikon D50 Digital Field Guide

by David D. Busch

Whether you're a dedicated photographer on a budget or a serious hobbyist, the Nikon D50 will open new doors for you. You already know it's packed with features and reasonably priced; now learn to use all its tricks. This indispensable guide takes you step by step through everything the D50 can do. Better yet, it teaches you professional techniques for using lenses and lighting and taking top-quality shots. This is the book that belongs with you on every shoot.

• Use the Quick Tour to get familiar with your camera and start shooting
• Learn when to use each of the D50's seven DVP modes
• Explore metering techniques, ISO settings, and white balance
• Experiment with exposure, lenses, and lighting effects
• Delve into formulas for setting up and composing more than 25 different types of photographs
• Take the confusion out of downloading and editing your photos

David D. Busch is a photography expert and this volume now tackles the specifics of the D50, one of the more popular cameras in the field. With this book you'll be getting the very most out of your camera investment.

Nikon D50 Digital Field Guide
by David D. Busch - List Price: $19.99, Price: $13.59 You Save: $6.40 (32%) Paperback: 272 pages; Publisher: Wiley (November 14, 2005); Language: English

Browse more books:

under this topic, or in the User Group Bookshelf
If you would like to review a book for the User Group Bookshelf, just contact the Editor, or if you would like to submit your own book or book review use our Reviews input form.
Check out the latest articles in the
User Group Library; catch up on the
MUG NEWS, or check out the latest
Shareware / Freeware Downloads.
Books for graphic designers, illustrators, desktop publishing, photography, web design, programming, and for specific image editing digital photo software like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator go to the Designers' Bookshelf.

Credits:

User Group Network News Service. (C) 2006, all rights reserved. Affiliate groups may freely republish this piece so long as they include the tag line: "From the User Group Network News Service at http://www.user-groups.net/"

Footnotes:

The User Group Network is sponsored in part by: The Design & Publishing Center, The News Serve Network, and the Designers' Bookshelf. The User Group Network is the first, and the original user group network for computer users everywhere including, Apple, Mac-Pro, User Group Organization to support Macintosh, IBM PC, Microsoft, Compaq, Amiga, BE/OS, Linux, UNIX, and other leading computer platforms. Hosting services are provided by The Graphic Design Network to serve the computing community. For information about the UGNetwork, to get involved or have your own groups' home page located at user-groups.net, please contact us. Copyright 1994 through present. This site is maintained in the community interest by The Graphic Design Network c/o Showker Graphic Arts & Design, a Corporation of the Commonwealth of Virginia, 22801, established in 1972.