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Do you wish you could take better, more exciting photos but find that your cameras manual wont tell you how? Creative Digital Photography: 52 Weekend Projects is a fun collection of handy weekend projects, offering expert insights and clear step-by-step instructions across the field of photography. You will quickly learn diverse techniques for taking and processing surprising photos, and discover how to make useful equipment for minimal cost. Whether youre making a simple diffuser for your flash, setting up a time-lapse shoot, or simply taking a chance and tossing your camera in the air, you will develop your skills to make stunning images that stand out from the crowd. Designed for photographers of all levels, the projects are graded in complexity, leaving you free to pick and choose your own path to making creative photographs - the shots that the manual wont tell you how to take.
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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Much of the projects are fun, and allow you to really develop your photography, but many of the projects are based around either the construction of little extra's for your external flash unit or printing the images you take in slightly different ways, which are not exactly projects but miniature exercises. Saying all that, I like this book, but the title is very mis-leading.
20 Weekend Projects and other Tips - would be more apt.
20 Weekend Projects and other Tips - would be more apt.
33 of 37 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Having been taking photos for over 5 years now i know which subject i like photographing and which ones i don't. Needing a bit of inspiration to try something new and a few challenges that i could shoot with my girlfriend who is new to photography i purchased this book.
Initially i got the feeling that it was not that great i was not going to get anything out of it, how wrong i was. Don't judge a book by is cover and all that.
Sitting down one Sunday evening i read through a number of the different projects it describes and i can say i was pleasantly surprised with what it offered. Fantastic little book that will have something for every one in.
Initially i got the feeling that it was not that great i was not going to get anything out of it, how wrong i was. Don't judge a book by is cover and all that.
Sitting down one Sunday evening i read through a number of the different projects it describes and i can say i was pleasantly surprised with what it offered. Fantastic little book that will have something for every one in.
34 of 39 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Judging from this book's title, one would assume that it is full of project ideas, interesting photographic subjects and top tips. Well, this is not what this book about, the majority of the ideas are about making your own DIY soft box for a lot more than what you can buy commercially, drilling a hole in your expensive digital SLR's body cap and ruining it, it is about smearing vaseline over your expensive £70 Hoya UV filter (without giving you tips on how to clean it up). In summary, this is a book of photo-related ideas, half a dozen useful ones, and the rest are 'what not to do' ones.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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This book was bought as a present for a friend who has recently got into photoghraphy. He thought this book was great as he was able to learn a lot
and has advanced his... Read more
and has advanced his... Read more
Published 4 months ago by kaz
Lovely Book
This is a lovely book, great pictures, some really creative projects described in easy to understand language and some money saving tips as well. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Cathy
Very good
This was bought for me as a present, off my wish list. It might not be the definitive guide to amazing photography (There is no such book)but for the price, I think it offers a... Read more
Published 5 months ago by flikon
Creative photography project book
Wow what a book. I am a photography student and have been looking for a little inspiration from books, not found one yet that i thought was worth the money..... Read more
Published 7 months ago by TJR
Great book
Really easy to read and understand I will be doing a number of these projects, and hope to test others soon :)
Published 7 months ago by Ms. Louise Em Wells
If you're a beginner, or just want to try something different - get...
I'm an average photographer - so wanted something to improve the skills I already have, but that I could do on my own (ie didn't require models etc). Read more
Published 9 months ago by PhilB
Digital Photography book.
Interesting ideas for projects and different ways in how to use a camera. I am learning from scratch and I think there are some methods here which I found helpful.
Published 9 months ago by Currenr Plus
Comprehensive and stimulating
I bought this book as a present, having found its title in a magazine. The content has proved to be both practical and thought provoking, allowing great scope for individuality and... Read more
Published 15 months ago by lareinemargot
A cracking little book
If the ideas in this book don't get your creative juices flowing, then I don't know what will.
Whether your preferences are outdoors or in the garage (sorry, I meant studio),... Read more
Whether your preferences are outdoors or in the garage (sorry, I meant studio),... Read more
Published 15 months ago by B. S. Whyman
Better than photography magazines
If you're looking for a set of interesting tutorials to improve the way you take and process digital photos then this is the book for you. Read more
Published 17 months ago by F. Elliot
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