In the last few years digital cameras and 'digital darkrooms' in the form of computers and image manipulation software have revolutionised modern photography. Truly professional results are tantalizingly within reach of all and The Digital Photographer's Handbook shows you how to combine photographic flair with digital expertise to achieve them. Part One looks at the cameras, the lenses and other hardware accessories, explains the technology behind them and helps you choose what you need. Part Two explores the art of photography itself, from composing a shot to considerations such as depth of field, focus or exposure. It also examines a series of themes such as landscapes, weddings and holidays, providing tips and ideas for how to photograph them. Part Three moves into the digital darkroom. Here, expert instruction will give you the confidence to correct common problems and get the most out of your images, while a series of master classes in Part Four focus on professional image manipulation techniques and artistic effects, breaking them down into a series of step-by-step stages for you to follow.