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digital photography beyond the basics

From: June Campbell
Date:
Subject: Digital Photography, Advanced digital photography

Dear Photography Enthusiast,

You've mastered the basics with your new digital camera, and now your're ready to fly! You want those little tricks than move your photographs from bland to beautiful!

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Are you ready to move up to a whole new level of digital photography?

Have you mastered the basics of your digital camera, but you're frustrated by the way some of your photos turn out?

If you answered "yes", then I understand how you feel.

After using my first digital camera for awhile, I had some nice photographs that I liked. There was a problem, however.

When good photos happened, it was luck, not skill. I had no idea how why they were good or how to make the next one equally good. I realized that some of my photographs were acceptable at best. Some were boring and others disappointing.

I could usually see what the problems were, but I didn't know how to correct them.

Some of my images were blurry. And not blurry in the good way. They weren't those artistic shots showcasing a crystal clear subject set against a gently blurred background. My photographs were just blurry. I tried holding the camera as still as I could, but it didn't make much difference.

And speaking of those lovely artistic shots with the blurred background, I yearned to take photos like that but had no idea how to go about doing it.

Some of my photographs were too dark. Some were too light.

It didn't help that I couldn't see my pictures on the LCD screen when I was photographing outside on a sunny day. My solution involved searching for a shaded spot where I hunkered over my camera to make it as dark as I could while I tried to preview my images. Now I know a better way that's so much easier!

Sometimes my images had dreadful color tones. My snow scenes were blue when the sun was shining and a washed-out gray when it wasn't. I still shudder when I remember the "goodbye" pictures I took in a big city airport. Everything, including my friend's face had a sickening greenish-yellow hue. I vowed never again to take pictures under fluorescent lights. Now I know how to get good color in all types of lighting.

Some of my photographs cut off people's heads and feet. I had no idea why, because I could see the entire scene when I framed it in the viewfinder.

And most frustrating of all, sometimes I produced a wonderful photograph that I loved. When that happened, I had no idea how to recreate the settings so I could do it again.

Now I have a very simple way of knowing how to recreate a setting to get the same results.

lensIf you're nodding your head in agreement, then I have good news for you.

I've put together a report that deals with those challenges you've encountered. Digital Photography: Beyond the Basics tells you how to take excellent photographs in the most challenging conditions - and how to create breathtaking images that make people think you're a pro.

I know you don't have the time to wade through a 300 page book that explains the technology in excruciating detail. So instead, I've written a report that answers your questions in the briefest, most no-nonsense way possible.

It's entirely straight-forward. I answer the questions that I wished someone had answered for me when I was learning. The report has a simple straight-forward approach, saying, "If this is what you want to do, then this is how you do it."

It's just that simple.

If you're ready to say goodbye to mundane photographs and instead, create memorable images that catch the viewers eye and elevate your work above the ordinary, then read on.



Great advice on getting the most out of your digital camera:

Great advice on getting the most out of your digital camera: close-ups, lighting, exposure, to flash or not to flash, how to take pictures for eBay, etc. I never really thought about how to get the best shots. I just took the pictures and hoped that they'd come out OK. At least now (with "Beyond the Basics") I can prepare before I take my next pictures, so they come out like I intended them to!

... C. Monroe Alexander "Secrets To Getting Prospects To Call You"

You Will Discover:

dotColor management strategies so your camera, monitor and printer handle colors consistently.

dot How to prevent your camera from chopping off the frame's edges. No more missing feet and heads!

dotTwo easy-to-use camera features that ensure your pictures have the correct exposure. Say goodbye to dark pictures and washed out pictures.

dotWhy it doesn't matter if you can't preview your pictures in bright light. No need to hunker in the shade to see your pictures

dot Why ISO settings aren't great tools in a digital camera.

dot The secret of taking fast moving sports scenes.

dotHow to give your photographs a sense of motion. Capture the feel of running water or the movement of your favorite baseball player sliding into home plate.

dotThe simple techniques that give you great snow pictures or beach pictures regardless of sun or cloud conditions

dotThe camera feature that lets you photograph indoor and outdoor lights

dotHow to create romantic silhouettes of people standing in front of a fireplace, candles or lighted holiday tree

dotTwo different, but great ways to photograph your holiday tree or the candles on your birthday cake.

dotThe secrets of taking breathtaking night shots, sunsets and sunrises

dot The best time of day to take photographs

dot The simple way to take extreme close-ups. Capture the veins in the leaf or the dewdrop on the rose.

dot How to Take Pictures of Shiny Objects Without Lens Flare

dot The best methods of taking photographs in varied light conditions. No more greenish yellow faces or blue snow.

dotHow to Photograph Subjects in Bright Sun or Inside Standing In Front Of a Window. Eliminate harsh shadows or darkened subjects

dotThe technique of photographing through glass.

dot What you can do to protect your camera from the elements

dotHow to use Auto Focus and Auto Exposure to let your camera do the thinking -- while customizing the way your camera interprets the command.

dot Methods of taking pictures suitable for online auctions. Get great shots for eBay or other web sites.

dotThe secret to taking sharp pictures without blur. Or, alternatively, how to blur some areas of your picture for a special effect.

dot Time lapse photography techniques. Take a series of pictures showing a flower bud opening or a cloud formation moving across the sky.

dotThe special camera feature that keeps track of your settings for each picture. No more forgetting how you took that wonderful shot!

dot The ONE, Single Most Important Thing to Remember when photographing panoramas! (And how to photograph panoramic scenes)

dot How to organize and manage your growing photo collection.



Great advice on getting the most out of your digital camera:

Aaron ColmanJune's new ebook is picture perfect! But seriously, even as a complete newbie with the tips here I could shots like the pros! Great work. Only the dimest bulbs would dare pass this up.

... Aaron Colman "The Skeptical Marketer"

Your EBook is an easy-to- follow document. There are no frills, no fluff to waste your time. At over 8,500 words, it's packed with Powerful Information - plus lots of photographs to illustrate the points! You'll find plenty of useful tips to start taking the professional photographs you've dreamed about. Besides, isn't it time you started making use of your camera's many features? After all, you spent good money on this little gadget. Why not discover its special features that mean the difference between boring and breathtaking?

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3. Special Report #4 : How to Put Your Pictures on a T-Shirt

I'm looking forward to helping you develop the know-how you need.

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May you Always Be in Focus,
June Campbell

P.S. If you're ready to start taking photographs that stand out and get noticed, you know what to do. Don't put this off. Make 2007 the year you master your camera and make it SING!

P.P.S. Do you know how to pose couples to get a fun, loving, heartwarming picture instead of just two people staring at the camera grinning foolishly? The secret is only seven dollars away.

 

© June Campbell 2007.

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