Canon EOS digital photography photo workshop

Canon EOS digital photography photo workshop

Serge Timacheff

Book - 2007

DVD-ROM includes a large variety of details on the use and finer points of Canon's Rebel digital camera.

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Subjects
Photography > Digital techniques.
Photography > Equipment and supplies.
Canon digital cameras > Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Canon camera > Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Digital cameras > Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Published
Indianapolis, IN : Wiley Pub 2007.
Language
English
Main Author
Serge Timacheff (-)
Other Authors
Rick Sammon (-)
Item Description
Title on disc label: Rick Sammon's Canon EOS digital Rebel personal training DVD.
Physical Description
xxi, 297 p. + 1 DVD-rom (4 3/4 in.)
System requirements for DVD-ROM: TV DVD player; Or PC (running Windows 2000, XP, or Vista) or Macintosh (running Mac OSX 10.3.9 or 10.4), both platforms with 512MB RAM and DVD-ROM drive
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN
9780470114346
  • Chapter 1. Building a Photography System
  • What is a Photography System?
  • Canon System Overview
  • Personal Photography Systems
  • Building Your Photography System
  • Choosing the Gear That's Right for You
  • Chapter 2. Choosing and Using a Canon Digital SLR
  • Considerations for Buying a Canon Digital SLR
  • What Resolution is Right for You?
  • Technologies and Features Common to Canon dSLRs
  • Looking at the Canon dSLR Lineup
  • Exploring Different Image Sensor Sizes
  • Crop Factor
  • What Difference Does Frame Rate Make?
  • Getting the Most from Your Canon DSLR
  • Chapter 3. Lens Basics
  • Building the Backbone of Your System
  • Learning the Basics of Lenses
  • Exploring Focusing Options
  • Considering the Depth of Field Factor
  • Tips for Shopping for Lenses
  • Chapter 4. The Science of Lenses
  • How Lenses Work
  • How the Lens Communicates with the Camera
  • Canon Lens Technologies
  • Focal Length and Aperture Effects
  • What Makes a Lens Good?
  • What is an MTF Chart?
  • Chapter 5. Understanding Lens Characteristics
  • Ghosting
  • Lens Flare
  • Chromatic Aberration
  • Moiré Patterns
  • False Colors
  • Diffraction
  • Evaluating Color and Contrast
  • Pincushioning and Barrel Distortion
  • Vignetting
  • Chapter 6. Choosing and Using Lenses
  • Zoom versus Prime Lenses
  • Fast versus Slow Lenses
  • L Series Lenses
  • Canon Lenses
  • Wide-Angle Lenses
  • Normal Lenses
  • Telephoto Lenses
  • Macro Lenses
  • Tilt-and-Shift Lenses
  • Chapter 7. Lens Accessories and Care
  • Extend the Range of L Series Lenses
  • Consider a Close-up Lens
  • Consider a Filter
  • Consider a Tripod Mount for Specialty Lenses
  • Filters Worth Considering
  • Using Lens Hoods
  • Cleaning and Storing Lenses
  • Chapter 8. Flash Basics and More
  • How ETTL II Technology Works to Your Advantage
  • Built-in Flash Techniques
  • Canon's Speedlite Lineup
  • Other Flash Equipment
  • Exploring Canon Speedlite Flash Capabilities
  • Using Multiple Wireless Speedlites
  • Shooting Macro Images with a Flash
  • Chapter 9. Integrated Workflow with Your Canon dSLR
  • Workflow:The Foundation of Great Photography
  • Image Storage and Backup: On the Road and in the Studio
  • Managing and Archiving Photos
  • Getting and Keeping the Highest Image Quality
  • Canon's Digital Photo Professional
  • Chapter 10. Camera Care and Sensor Cleaning
  • Knowing and Avoiding the Five Things That Damage Your Camera Gear
  • Cleaning Your Sensor
  • Keeping Your Equipment in Top Condition
  • Chapter 11. The Business of Photography: Q & A
  • Gearing Up
  • Showing Off Your Work
  • Business Details
  • Appendix A. Resources
  • Appendix B. Additional Canon dSLR Accessories
  • Glossary
  • Index

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