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Digital 201 from QuickPro

iOS iPhone

Want to Take Photos Like a Pro? The Answer Will Now Be in Your Pocket.

With iPhone Camera Guides from QuickPro, you'll never have to miss the shot of your life again. Whether it’s that birthday surprise, graduation ceremony, or your daughters' wedding day, the ability to take a photo like a Pro is within reach. It's literally in your pocket. Easy to use, full color video guides to all the top digital models are available for quick reference and review on your Apple iPhone.

QuickPro Camera Guides, the leading producer of Camera Guide tutorials, announces Digital 201. Now you have ready to go instruction of all camera functions where you need it and when you need it. Really want to capture the Colosseum and Pantheon on your trip to Rome? Take along your iPhone and, while you're on the plane, enjoy a Pro training session with a QuickPro Camera Guide specialist. It's as easy as picking up the phone.

Includes a 20% discount off the purchase of our many QuickPro Camera Guide Series available at quickprocameraguides.com

Provides:

- Instructional video on all aspects of photography.
- On the go video playback. No WIFI required after initial install for watching in the field.
- Interactive search to find information on particular camera features.
- Online customer support.
- Email QuickPro camera guides from the iPhone Application for 20% off the purchase of any QuickPro Camera Guide Series.

Subjects Include:

Introduction
The Power of Light
Angle and Intensity
Overview of Light
Light and Movement
Techniques
Parts of a Camera
The Lightproof Box
Lenas and Shutter
Focal Length & Angle of View
The Image Sensor
Aperture and Exposure
Exposure
Exposure Basics
Elements of Exposure
Depth of Field
Understanding F-Stops
Shutter Speeds & ISO
Latitude
What the Camera "Sees"
Overexposed Areas
The Histogram
Working with Latitude
Shooting Modes
Automatic Modes
Flash Modes
Program Auto Modes
Manual Settings
White Balance
The Color of Light
Light Source Temperature
White Balance Scale
Understanding Kelvin
Custom White Balance
Using Lght
Ambient Light
Artificial Light
Hard and Soft Light
The Effects of Light
Benefits of a Tripod
Outdoor Lighting
Lighting and Location
Shooting in Daylight
Backlight
Camera Meters
Cloudy Conditions
Indoor Lighting
Sunlight and Windows
Influences of Light
Setting Up Subjects
Indoor Light Settings
Using ISO or a Flash
Using a Flash
When to use a Flash
Built in Flash Units
Using a Flash Outdoors
Outdoors at Night
Adding Light to Locations
Flash Range
The Range of Flash
Adjusting Flash Power
Flash and Distance
Effects of Flash
Flash and ISO
Flash Modes
Basic Flash Modes
Auto Flash Mode
Red-Eye Reduction
Manual Flash Mode
Slow Speed Sync
External Flash
Benefits of External Flash
External Flash Modes
Advantage of External Flash
Flexibility
Bouncing Light
Conclusion
Monitoring Light
Light and Time
Flash Review
Light Review