An eBook is just like a regular book, except that you can read it on your computer, tablet (like an Apple iPad, for example), or your smartphone. They are typically in electronic format, such as PDF (Portable Document Format) and if you use iBooks you know that your Library lets you display books in two different formats, including PDF.
In 15 Tips for Better Car Photos, I’ve put together 31 pages of detailed information about photographing cars at shows—indoor or outdoor— or during motorsports events. The eBook contains lots of practical advice for beginners, intermediate, and even some more advanced shooters and is filled with complete photo exposure data, conditions, and EXIF data. Best of all it cost less than ten bucks. There’s more information, including how to order a copy HERE.
Studio Lighting Anywhere. Offering a streamlined approach to creating studio-quality images, from backdrops to lighting, Studio Lighting Anywhere shows photographers how to select gear that provides the most value and requires minimal shooting space. The book offers techniques for using speedlights to create portrait-lighting. There’s a demonstration of green-screen technology to digitally superimpose a background eliminating the need to purchase and store backdrops. Lessons include classic lighting effects. tips on posing, a post-production walk-through and tips on troubleshooting common challenges. Currently priced at $23.18, you can order a copy by clicking HERE. Cover photo ©2011 Mary Farace
