Digital Photography for Seniors in easy steps, 2nd edition

Age is no barrier! Recognizing that not everyone is a digital whizz-kid, Digital Photography for Seniors In Easy Steps takes a mature but comprehensive look at the world of digital photography, complimented by a range of stunning photographs.

Digital Photography for Seniors In Easy Steps looks at the essential areas of digital photography, while always keeping the needs of the over 50s in mind. With larger type for easy reading, the book covers all of the technical aspects, from buying a camera to editing, printing and sharing digital photos.

Also, in an exciting approach, specific areas of photography are explained and illustrated. The book contains information about taking photos of family members, buildings and landscapes. In addition, it covers areas such as composition, taking photos at night and even the fine art of keeping the camera steady in all situations. Coupled with the technical details, this photographic information creates a compelling book covering all areas of capturing photos with a digital camera.

Digital Photography for Seniors In Easy Steps is for the over 50s who are young at heart and ready to truly master the exciting world of digital photography.

1. Joining the Digital Club
2. Choosing a Camera
3. Getting up and Running
4. Family and Friends
5. Better Holiday Photos
6. Transferring Photos
7. Examining Photos
8. Editing Photos
9. Using Photos and Email
10. Sharing on the Web
11. Getting Prints
12. Displaying and Keeping

Nick Vandome is an IT writer and trainer who specialises in digital imaging and web authoring subjects. In addition to his writing, he also works designing websites and runs training courses. Before he started working with computers he wrote books about working and travelling abroad.

Customer Reviews

Reader review from Amazon.co.uk

"I bought the book following the aquisition of another title "Windows 7 for seniors in easy steps".  It's not that I am a confused old man or digitally incompetent but the net is always changing. I was glad to get rid of Vista and the "for seniors" series put everything in plain English and is a much better way of keeping up to date than the "For Dummies" counterparts. I've had digital cameras for 12 years now and will be buying a quality SLR in the next few months. I want to get the best use out of it and the "for seniors" series is the best advice I've found so far."