Setup your camera correctly so you can improve your photographs

For new photographers, or those who have a new camera (both compact and DSLR).

You may be overwhelmed by all the buttons and menus, so this book will quickly show you which are the most important settings, and which you can forget about.

By configuring your camera to give you the best possible quality, you'll then be able to concentrate on the more creative aspects of photography.

You'll learn basic photography principles, and know which settings on your camera need to be 'tweaked' to get the results you want, even when using the 'automatic' modes.

This 50 page quick guide to getting the best out of your new camera covers:

How does a camera work
ISO sensitivity
Lenses
Memory cards
JPEG file size and quality
Digital zooms
Image stabilisation
The factors that affect exposure
How to use exposure compensation
The rules of composition
Getting your subject in focus
Downloading photos to your computer
Storing and indexing your photos
Image editing