The kids' guide to digital photography
how to shoot, save, play with & print your digital photos
by Jenni Bidner and Jen Bidner
Provides information that will allow the younger reader to get the most out of taking pictures the digital way. Digital photography is hot, and kids want in on the fun. This comprehensive child-friendly instructional guide tells youngsters exactly what they need to know to capture those birthday parties, school events, sleepovers, and family vacations. With information on everything from pixels to shooting to scanning, plus 15 great projects, itb2ss a must for budding photographers.
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Photography, Juvenile Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Juvenile literature, Digital techniques, Photographic equipment & techniques, Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Nonfiction, Children: Grades 3-4, Juvenile Nonfiction / Photography, PSYCHOLOGY - PSYCHOLOGY TRD PB, Digital photography, Photography, juvenile literature
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"A digital picture is simply photo that has been converted into "computer language" and saved as a file."
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Digital photography is hot, and kids want to get in on the fun. This comprehensive instructional guide, created especially for youngsters, tells them exactly what they need to know to capture those birthday parties, school events, sleepovers, and family vacations. Every important question gets an easy-to-understand answer: What's a pixel? What is resolution and why does it matter? How can I make computers, scanners, and printers work with my camera? Children will get creative with software that alters and enhances images, and learn new ways to add text, adjust color and brightness, and change a background. Fifteen appealing projects, from turning snapshots into puzzles to crafting unique CD covers, photo magnets, and digital scrapbooks, make this a no-brainer for the budding photographer.
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