#1. Select Good Photo Opportunities Page 4 #2. It Starts with Four Letters Page 6 #3. Master Your Camera to Get Great Photos Page 8 #4. Choose the Image File Format to Suit Your Needs Page 10 #5. Set the Image Resolution and Compression Level Page 12 #6. Control Your Camera's Light Sensitivity with the ISO Setting Page 14 #7. Improve Color with the White Balance Setting Page 16 #8. Shoot Your Best from the Start Page 18 #9. Pack for a Successful Shoot Page 20 #10. Pick Good Light for Better Photos Page 24 #11. Shoot Effectively in Bright Sun Page 26 #12. Shoot in the Shade for Gentle Light Page 27 #13. Take Advantage of the Golden Hour Page 28 #14. Control Light with a Reflector Page 29 #15. Control Natural Light with a Diffuser Page 30 #16. Open Up Harsh Shadows with Fill Flash Page 31 #17. Illuminate Portraits with Window Light Page 32 #18. Get Your Flash Off Camera for Directional Light Page 34 #19. Use Bounce Flash for Better Indoor Lighting Page 36 #20. Prevent Red Eye Page 37 #21. Understanding Exposure to Get the Photos You Want Page 40 #22. Know What Meters Really Do Page 42 #23. Discover Different Exposure Modes Page 44 #24. Choose an Appropriate Program Mode Page 46 #25. Using the Histogram to Get the Exposure You Want Page 48 #26. Improve Exposure with Exposure Compensation Page 50 #27. Avoid Blown-Out Highlights Page 52 #28. Shoot Two Photos to Get More Exposure Range Page 54 #29. Use a Tripod for Top Sharpness Page 58 #30. Show Action Using a Fast Shutter Speed Page 59 #31. Show Action Using a Slow Shutter Speed Page 60 #32. Add Drama by Panning with the Subject Page 61 #33. Understand Depth of Field Page 62 #34. Control Focus Creatively with Deep Depth of Field Page 64 #35. Create Cool Effects with Shallow Depth of Field Page 66 #36. Understanding Focal Length Page 68 #37. Control Perspective with Focal Length Page 70 #38. Control Background with Focal Length and Aperture Page 72 #39. Look for Photographs, Not Subjects Page 76 #40. Consider the Possibilities Page 78 #41. Compose for Maximum Effect Page 80 #42. Compose for Impact Page 82 #43. Use the Foreground Page 84 #44. Shoot Details to Create Interest Page 86 #45. Bracket Your Compositions Page 88 #46. Shoot Better by Studying EXIF Data Page 90 #47. Take Better Photos with Patience, Practice, and Effort Page 92 #48. Focus Attention on Your Subject Page 96 #49. Shoot Color for Dramatic Photos Page 98 #50. Show Movement with a Neutral Density Filter Page 100 #51. Control Color and Reflections with a Polarizer Page 101 #52. Shoot Photos for a Panorama Page 102 #53. Shoot Photos with a "Wowl" Factor Page 104 #54. Shoot Scenes with Low Contrast Page 105 #55. Shoot in All Seasons Page 106 #56. Shoot Patterns and Shapes Page 107 #57. Combine Flash and Ambient Light Page 108 #58. Experiment to Create Unique Photos Page 110 #59. Shoot at Night for Drama Page 111 #60. Learn the Best Workflow Page 114 #61. Protect and Preserve Original Photo Files Page 116 #62. Crop and Straighten Your Photos Page 118 #63. Process for Strong Blacks and Whites Page 120 #64. Adjust Midtones Page 122 #65. Easy Color Correction Page 124 #66. Adjust Color with Hue/Saturation Page 126 #67. Convert RAW Files with Adobe Camera Raw Page 128 #68. Understanding Color Space Page 130 #69. Reveal Dark and Light Detail with the Shadows/Highlights Command Page 132 #70. Adjust a Selected Area Page 134 #71. Keep Track of Your Adjustments Page 136 #72. Create a Panorama Page 140 #73. Understanding Layers Page 144 #74. Using Adjustment Layers to Gain Flexibility Page 146 #75. Use Layer Masks to Isolate Your Changes Page 148 #76. Combine Selections with Layer Masks Page 150 #77. Lighten or Darken a Portion of an Image Page 151 #78. Correct Exposure Problems Page 152 #79. Remove Unwanted Elements with the Clone Stamp Tool Page 154 #80. Convert Color to Black-and-White Page 155 #81. Double-Process Raw for More Detail Page 156 #83. Understanding Color Management Page 162 #84. Size Photos for Printing Page 164 #85. Sharpen a Digital Image Page 166 #86. Crop a Photo to a Specified Size Page 168 #87. Precisely Position Photos on a Page Page 170 #88. Print Multiple Photos on a Page Page 172 #89. Order Prints Online Page 174 #90. Create a Photo Book Online Page 176 #91. Prepare Photos for Use on the Web Page 180 #92. Organize Your Digital Photos Page 182 #93. Archive Your Digital Photo Collection to a DVD Page 188 #94. Create a PDF Slide Show Page 192 #95. Create a Digital Photo Album Page 194 #96. Create a Web Photo Gallery Page 196 #97. Create a Video Slideshow Page 200 #98. Create Scrapbook Pages Page 204 #99. Create a Photo Greeting Card Page 206 #100. Create a Photomontage Page 210