Full-color guide to everything you need to get the most out of your Nikon D5000! The Nikon D5000 packs a lot of punch into a camera that beginners will love; and now you can pack an equal amount of punch into the digital photographs you take with your new Nikon. Whether you want to understand the D5000s new exposure settings or learn photography basics such as aperture; shutter speed; and downloading photos; this book delivers. Walks you through the new Nikon D5000s features; including a 12.3 megapixel sensor; 19 auto-exposure modes; and a swivel viewfinder Shows beginners who may be new to DSLR cameras how to take good digital photographs-from using the right settings for things like sunsets; candelight; or portraits-to downloading to your computer and printing Demonstrates beginning to advanced techniques with over 200 full-color photos; giving you plenty of great ideas of what you can accomplish Offers practical tips and ideas from two expert digital photographers and authors Dont be intimidated by your new digital camera! This friendly For Dummies guide will get you up and running in no time.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Useful. But Unnecessary to BuyBy Morgan LeighI think that Julia Cameron. after publishing "The Artists Way." has written the same thing over and over. This is yet another example. There are no new thoughts here for the artist/writer/painter. etc.. to consider. I bought it because I read it years ago and liked some of her essays. She tends to be cliche in her writing though and this gets tedious about half way through the book. There are some worthwhile exercises if one suffers from lack of self worth and doubt. That said. Cameron built Artists Way on the shoulders of AAs 12-step program and continues with some of those themes in this book. There is nothing original here and I would not recommend investing money in it. Stay with the original and work with that.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Write from where. when. and who you areBy H. M. BehrensReflective essays to encourage ones own reflected writing. Cameron faces the isolation. and drudgery that can shadow the writers life by directly entering into the space and feelings of each challenge. She encourages others to write through with thoughtful exercises between each essay.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. cant go wrong!By Kim B.empowering
