Kindle (or other ereader) photography books? (Page 2): "Cheat Sheets" are handy and they ft in your back pocket. Sweet Willie...

Sweet Willie Loc: Texas

"Cheat Sheets" are handy and they ft in your back pocket.
Sweet Willie

mel Loc: Jacksonville, Florida

I use an iPad and have, Layers, Elements 10, Food Photography, and Teach yourself Visually photoshop Elements. I like them all. I can work on an image on my computer while I have the iPad next to it.

cgchief Loc: Jarrettsville

Download from Amazon 'Kindle for PC' is great; I have all my pdf files of Photoshop information on it.

les_stockton Loc: Eastern Oklahoma

I think the thread got off track. Originally, I asked if anyone had photography related books for the kindle and recommended any in particular. I have a couple of freebies that I have downloaded, but have seen many that I might pay for but was never sure if they were worth it.
Never got an answer, so I figure that no one knows, or else none of the books available for the kindle are worth the money.

mel Loc: Jacksonville, Florida

les_stockton wrote:

I think the thread got off track. Originally, I asked if anyone had photography related books for the kindle and recommended any in particular. I have a couple of freebies that I have downloaded, but have seen many that I might pay for but was never sure if they were worth it.
Never got an answer, so I figure that no one knows, or else none of the books available for the kindle are worth the money.

Hello, Hello, I thought I did write back to you; Photoshop Elements 10, Food Photoraphy. Teach yourself visualy PSE9, and Layers. These are the 4 that I have from Kindle; downloade to my iPad. Look back on these posts and you will see.

les_stockton Loc: Eastern Oklahoma

Yes you did. Most responses were off track. My apologies.

cgchief Loc: Jarrettsville

les_stockton wrote:

I think the thread got off track. Originally, I asked if anyone had photography related books for the kindle and recommended any in particular. I have a couple of freebies that I have downloaded, but have seen many that I might pay for but was never sure if they were worth it.
Never got an answer, so I figure that no one knows, or else none of the books available for the kindle are worth the money.

I have downloaded some good free (out of print) books to my Kindle. One machinist's book, can't remember title.
Also, a newer one, 'Instant MBA'.
As for the novels, none of my favorite authors, no purchase.

Sweet Willie Loc: Texas

cgchief,
I see you were a machinist and live in Jarrettsville. I am a retired
machinist and lived in Bel Air, MD. Worked at Western Electric and AAI. Moved
to TEXAS. Name is Will Blake.
Sweet Willie

cgchief Loc: Jarrettsville

Sweet Willie wrote:

cgchief,
I see you were a machinist and live in Jarrettsville. I am a retired
machinist and lived in Bel Air, MD. Worked at Western Electric and AAI. Moved
to TEXAS. Name is Will Blake.
Sweet Willie

My eldest son, Tom Canapp, worked at Western Electric in the cable department. He has been retired several years.
I wish I could move out of Maryland, but being over 90, it
would too much of a hassle.
Tom.

Photographer Jim Loc: Rio Vista, CA

I have the Kindle and the Nook apps on my iPad. I have downloaded the three volumes of Photographing the Southwest by Laurent Martres. I used to carry the three books in my car when off to that part of the country. Now I have them with me in a much friendlier form. If you like to journey into that region from OK very often, they might be worth downloading.

Sweet Willie Loc: Texas

cgchief wrote:

My eldest son, Tom Canapp, worked at Western Electric in the cable department. He has been retired several years.
I wish I could move out of Maryland, but being over 90, it
would too much of a hassle.
Tom.

I am a mere 72. I guess our paths never crossed except at Klein's
Congratulations on reaching 90, hope you can make 10 more.
Sweet Willie

Erik_H Loc: Denham Springs, Louisiana

I have Jeff Wignall's Exposure Photo Workshop on my Kindle Fire as well as Scott Kelby's Digital Photography (all four books). I really liked all of them. Also some gear-specific books that I find are better that the manuals.