Apple Aperture Digital Photography Fundamentals 1.0

• Aperture Digital Photography Fundamentals
  • Contents
  • An Introduction to Digital Photography Fundamentals
  • How Digital Cameras Capture Images
    • Types of Digital Cameras
      • Digital Single-Lens Reflex (DSLR)
      • Digital Rangefinder
    • Camera Components and Concepts
      • Lens
      • Understanding Lens Multiplication with DSLRs
      • Understanding Digital Zoom
      • Aperture
      • Understanding Lens Speed
      • Shutter
      • Using Reciprocity to Compose Your Image
      • Digital Image Sensor
      • Memory Card
      • External Flash
    • Understanding RAW, JPEG, and TIFF
      • RAW
      • Why Shoot RAW Files?
      • JPEG
      • TIFF
    • Shooting Tips
      • Reducing Camera Shake
      • Minimizing Red-Eye in Your Photos
      • Reducing Digital Noise
  • How Digital Images Are Displayed
    • The Human Eye’s Subjective View of Color
    • Understanding How the Eye Sees Light and Color
    • Sources of Light
      • The Color Temperature of Light
      • How White Balance Establishes Color Temperature
      • Measuring the Intensity of Light
      • Bracketing the Exposure of an Image
    • Understanding How a Digital Image Is Displayed
      • Additive vs. Subtractive Color
      • Understanding Color Gamut
      • Displaying Images Onscreen
      • The Importance of Color Calibrating Your Display
      • Apple Cinema Displays Are Proof Perfect
      • Displaying Images in Print
      • Printer Types
  • Understanding Resolution
    • Demystifying Resolution
      • Learning About Pixels
      • Learning About Bit Depth
    • How Resolution Measurement Changes from Device to Device
    • Mapping Resolution from Camera to Printer
      • Camera Resolution
      • Display Resolution
      • About the Differences Between CRT and Flat-Panel Display Resolutions
      • Printer Resolution
    • Calculating Color and Understanding Floating Point
      • Learning About Bit Depth and Quantization
      • Learning About the Relationship Between Floating Point and Bit Depth
      • Understanding How Aperture Uses Floating Point