Digital Photography Book
Books claiming to be specifically about "digital photography" are unlikely to do a very good job of teaching photography.
On the other hand, a book about digital image manipulation (which starts at the point where photography ends), can prove to be very useful.
As someone else has said, focus on learning photography first. All of the key principles are the same regardless of the image capturing.
You might find http://www.webslr.com useful. There is a decent guide to photography and an SLR camera simulator that lets you play around with all of the settings (apature, speed, iso, lens, etc) and see the effect this has.
However, I did pick up a book on digital photography the other day that I thought was truly excellent. It really is a tips and tricks book full of useful ideas for both old and new photographers:
Published by O'Reilly (usually a sign of quality without padding in the computer books world), Digital Photography Hacks, 100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools, by Derrick Story. ISBN 0-596-00666-7.
The tips cover the better digicams up to DSLR and range from DIY projects to make flash brackets to actual photography techniques.
Stuart
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/glossary/
I expect that will be full of tips!
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Now why on earth has a thread from 2004 been reactivated with a post which has nothing to do with the subject matter ?
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Luckily Our Wonderful Mods were on to it quickly.
Luckily Our Wonderful Mods were on to it quickly.
Pity they didn't do anything about the translation, that post is almost gibberish
Made perfect sense to me.
Dan
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Example: Camera Settings in certain enviroments, sceneries, lighting...etc..
Saw some sample pictures from this forum and MAN...Great work everyone...