Friday, January 30, 2009

Teach Yourself Visually PowerPoint 2003 or The Little Digital Video Book

Teach Yourself Visually PowerPoint 2003

Author: Nancy C Muir

* Helpful sidebars that offer practical tips and tricks
* Succinct explanations that walk you through step by step
* Full-color screen shots that demonstrate each task
* Two-page lessons that break big topics into bite-sized modules

Learn How To:
* Enter and format presentation text
* Work with outlines and layouts
* Draw, rotate, and resize objects
* Animate slides with transitions and effects
* Insert movies and sounds
* Present in a business or Internet setting



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The Little Digital Video Book: A Friendly Introduction to Home Video

Author: Michael Rubin

Congratulations! You've got a brand-new digital camcorder. Now what do you do with it? Before you shoot a single frame of tape, pick up The Little Digital Video Book. This friendly guide to the basics of digital video will teach you how to shoot well, organize easily, and quickly edit your own footage. For new camcorder owners, it's the ideal--and affordable--introduction to the exciting world of quality digital filmmaking.

The Little Digital Video Book is not some dense, jargon-filled reference tome. Instead, it focuses on practical shooting and editing techniques, and shows you how to start (and actually finish) that video project you have in mind--in less than a day. You get a thorough grounding in the basics of digital video, from how to get a good close-up shot and how to add a sound track to your video to how to organize your videotapes. The Little Digital Video Book is platform- and software-neutral, truly making it the guide for the moviemaking masses.



Table of Contents:

Ch. 1 The Basics 1

Ch. 2 Your Camera 17

Ch. 3 Shooting 49

Ch. 4 Organizing Your Video 111

Ch. 5 Getting Ready to Edit 129

Ch. 6 Editing 153

Ch. 7 Finishing Up 205

Index 217

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