The Glossary of Digital Photography

With the many technical, complex, and interwoven words, and new words being created daily, even veteran photographers have trouble keeping up with the lingo of digital photography. The solution comes to us in The Glossary of Digital Photography, which is the most comprehensive publication of its kind to date.
With over 1500 words, abbreviations, an acronyms, the glossary strives to help those involved to better understand the language in this cutting-edge industry.

The Glossary has been extensively researched to collect the terms currently in use and to provide the most up-to-date meanings of these terms.

The Glossary of Digital Photography is sure to become an essential reference to advanced amateur photographers with more than an average interest in their hobby; to professional photographers with an interest in digital photography; to students of photography, design , an related fields; and to professionals in the design, prepress, printing, and publishing professions.

Zielgruppe:

• Photographers
• Designers
• Students

Autor / Autorin:

John G. Blair began writing and photographing while still in elementary school, publishing and selling his own newspaper at age 10. He has been a professional photographer for nearly 40 years. He is experienced in portrait, wedding, commercial, editorial, stock, and fine art, and boudoir photography. He has been working in various aspects of digital photography since 1991, starting in Photoshop 2.5!
His boudoir photography and scenes of him at work were featured om the French television program, "This Crazy World". John has authored three books prior to The Glossary of Digital Photography: Digital Boudoir Photography, May 2006, Adobe Lightroom: Photographers' Guide, April 2007, and Alternative Digital Photography, October 2007.

John has taught courses, presented seminars, and lectured on photographic and business topics to groups of all ages, from middle school children up through professionals. John's award-winning work has led to his being twice named Photographer of the Year in five Northern California countries.
He has received a number of awards and honors from the Professional Photographers of California. His studio is located in the redwood forests of Northern California, which he shares with his wife and three large dogs. John has a BS degree in engineering and an MBA. In his spare time he is a volunteer firefighter.