Photography e-book recommendations: I've done a search but get confused about which I want to try which would be best . I currently shot with an sx50 and I am playing a bit with...

NormanTheGr8 Loc: Racine, Wisconsin

I've done a search but get confused about which I want to try which would be best . I currently shot with an sx50 and I am playing a bit with settings and hope to move into a real DSLR soon . My interests are mostly nature, animals and landscapes , with Grandchildren tossed in for good measure :)
Just got my first tablet and need something to read thanks for the suggestions

Paul Buckhiester Loc: Columbus, GA USA

NormanTheGr8 wrote:

I've done a search but get confused about which I want to try which would be best . I currently shot with an sx50 and I am playing a bit with settings and hope to move into a real DSLR soon . My interests are mostly nature, animals and landscapes , with Grandchildren tossed in for good measure :)
Just got my first tablet and need something to read thanks for the suggestions

I highly recommend the introductory courses on
CreativeLive as a start point.

There are several stunning e-books. If you have a Kindle app on your tablet, you can preview your short list.

rjaywallace Loc: Wisconsin

What sort of ebook are you seeking. Have you consulted an obvious source such as Amazon? Your poorly-worded question does not indicate whether you are looking for information on your current camera, on some other camera, or on some photographic subject such as portraits, landscape, pets, or whatever.

NormanTheGr8 Loc: Racine, Wisconsin

rjaywallace wrote:

What sort of ebook are you seeking. Have you consulted an obvious source such as Amazon? Your poorly-worded question does not indicate whether you are looking for information on your current camera, on some other camera, or on some photographic subject such as portraits, landscape, pets, or whatever.

Want to find something to read that will increase my limited knowledge that will help me improve now and eventually help when I take the jump to DSLR ,there sre.too many choices on kindle

blackest Loc: Ireland

NormanTheGr8 wrote:

Want to find something to read that will increase my limited knowledge that will help me improve now and eventually help when I take the jump to DSLR ,there sre.too many choices on kindle

bryan petersons understanding exposure is often recommended not sure of its e valiable. it's a question i've asked on here before so a search for books or ebooks on the hog (search link at top of page) should bring up some recommended reads.

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This e-book is great for landscape photography: Visual Flow by Ian Plant.

Kevin Adams, who is a professional photographer specializing in waterfalls, has a waterfalls instructional DVD that you can order online.
http://www.kadamsphoto.com/catalog/waterfall-photography-with-kevin-adams-instructional-p-70.html

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

blackest wrote:

bryan petersons understanding exposure is often recommended not sure of its e valiable. it's a question i've asked on here before so a search for books or ebooks on the hog (search link at top of page) should bring up some recommended reads.

Understanding Exposure is an excellent source of info and a good read. For me, I also found Tony Northrup's Stunning Digital Photography a good source. You have infinite possibilities.

plaza Loc: london uk

blackest wrote:

bryan petersons understanding exposure is often recommended not sure of its e valiable. it's a question i've asked on here before so a search for books or ebooks on the hog (search link at top of page) should bring up some recommended reads.

this book is available as e-book

NormanTheGr8 Loc: Racine, Wisconsin

blackest wrote:

bryan petersons understanding exposure is often recommended not sure of its e valiable. it's a question i've asked on here before so a search for books or ebooks on the hog (search link at top of page) should bring up some recommended reads.

Thank You I bought it so far so good :)

NormanTheGr8 Loc: Racine, Wisconsin

47greyfox wrote:

Understanding Exposure is an excellent source of info and a good read. For me, I also found Tony Northrup's Stunning Digital Photography a good source. You have infinite possibilities.

thank you bought this one also

wlgoode Loc: Globe, AZ

NormanTheGr8 wrote:

I've done a search but get confused about which I want to try which would be best . I currently shot with an sx50 and I am playing a bit with settings and hope to move into a real DSLR soon . My interests are mostly nature, animals and landscapes , with Grandchildren tossed in for good measure :)
Just got my first tablet and need something to read thanks for the suggestions

This could be the very best photo site, might wanna bookmark it: http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/

the hiker Loc: San Diego

Josh Dunlop of Expertphotography has a few good ebooks. check his web site.

Silvermeteor Loc: South Carolina, USA

You might want to consider Stunning Digital Photography by Tony Northrup. It is available on Amazon for less than $10 and is well rated.

dannac Loc: 60 miles SW of New Orleans

Silvermeteor wrote:

You might want to consider Stunning Digital Photography by Tony Northrup. It is available on Amazon for less than $10 and is well rated.

:thumbup: ... and also has links to videos within the ebook.

NormanTheGr8 Loc: Racine, Wisconsin

wlgoode wrote:

This could be the very best photo site, might wanna bookmark it: http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/

Agreed, Excellent Website

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