Customer Review: Although this book didn't get good reviews, I thought it did a very good job explaining things to someone, like myself, with limited background and knowledge. It has been a good reference guide for me and it did remove the fear of getting started with a new technology.
Customer Review: Great Mix of Beginner and Techie Content As an iPhone user since summer of last year and a current user of a 3G phone, this book presents a great resource for someone who is just starting with an iPhone to someone fairly savvy. The content that covers the general usage of the phone is a lot... more info
Customer Review: As Erica says "iMovie can do a lot more than you might ever expect from a free product" Having spent a lifetime editing film and then video by the traditional methods I found computer editing with iMovie both a revelation and a revolution. You can use it as an easy way to put together family and... more info
This book is definitely a book for beginners in the world of digital photography, and is for those with a low-end, point and click type of camera. Not everyone wants, or needs, a top-end expensive complicated camera.
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This soft cover book has 249 pages printed on high... more info
Customer Review: On first glance, you might wonder why there is a special book on digital photography for Macintosh owners. After all, the camera doesn't know what kind of computer you use, and the key software tools for post processing, such as Photoshop and Photoshop Elements are available for both Mac and Windows... more info
Customer Review: I was disappointed to see entire chapters dedicated to the use of the TRIAL software that comes on the included disc. This sort of information is best left to the manual that should come with the software in which you purchase. In general I always hate the lure of an included CD just to be let down... more info
Customer Review: As always, begin at the beginning. If you're looking for an iMovie manual, there are plenty of other authors to choose from. That is NOT what this book is about. Ms Sadun has written a book that borders on heresy. How to take a free program and make a movie that does the types of things only... more info
Customer Review: A great reference tool that's much more informative and instructional than the documentation in Apple's DVDSP manual. When I want to learn how to do something in DVDSP 2.0 this book is the first reference tool I pick up, and I've rarely had to look elsewhere. Apple ought to have Erica write their... more info
Customer Review: When I first laid eyes on this book, I thought it would be a end-user's guide through the OSX preferences to explain how to set up the basics. Desktop patterns, sounds, energy saver and the like. Indeed, the first few pages of the first chapter do cover these things. Turn the pages, and I find that... more info
