The Digital Photography Manual

Philip Andrews teaches Multimedia, Digital Imaging and Photography at NESCOT in South London. He has written extensively on digital photography, traditional photography and multimedia for many magazines and newspapers internationally, including Amateur Photographer, British Journal of Photography, Practical Photography, Digital Photo and Design (Australia). Commercial Photography (Australia) and Australian Photography. He also has extensive experience as a professional photographer, including an assignment as the official photographer for the East Timorese Independence protests. In 1999 he won the award for Leica Documentary Photographer of the Year (Australia). Philip is the co-founder and editor of www.photocollege.co.uk. a website dedicated to photographic and digital imaging. He divides his time between the South of England and Australia.

Prelims; Introduction; Part One: Why Digital?; Part Two: Traditional vs Digital Photography; Part Three: Shooting (Input); Part Four; Processing (Manipulation); Part Five: Printing (Output); Part Six: Storage