The Illustrated Digital Camera Handbook: The Ultimate Guide to Making Great Shots - Tapa blanda

You're ready to forsake film and reap the benefits of the digital age - but how to really get the best from the miniature computer in your hands? Split into Camera and Computer sections, this essential guide covers everything you need to know, from choosing the right camera for you and how to take great pictures with it, to sharing, printing and editing the results.

Nigel studied photography at Plymouth College of Art & Design and University of Westminster. He worked in professional photography for 15 years in a various fields, including weddings, portraits, advertising, exhibition printing, ballistics/weapons photography, cruiseship photography and stock photography (for Getty Images). He joined the staff of Amateur Photographer magazine in 1994, first as Technique Writer then Features Editor. Nigel was appointed editor of What Digital Camera in 2002.

Steve’s first job was as a photographer's assistant, before gaining a diploma in photography and design from Bournemouth and Poole College of art in 1987. He has worked for ITV broadcasting as a video editor and assistant camera operator on programmes such as The Ruth Rendell Mysteries and ITN news. More recently he has designed and created 'Digital' and 'AmigaActive' magazine for Pin Print Publishing and designed artwork for the Football Association, the Body Shop and Yahoo. Steve joined What Digital Camera in 2002 and has since co-authored 'An A to Z of Digital Photography' with Nigel Atherton.