Book Review - The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby

This is a terrific "little" book, and as I've waitlisted for two months at the library to read it, I'm not the only one who thinks so. At first glance, it's unassuming, a rather small paperback. The pages are heavyweight, glossy. While the book contains eleven chapters, each page neatly covers one topic within the subject, and half the page is taken up a terrific photograph furthering the subject. The text is brief, entertaining, and easy to read.

The book cover promotes, "Great for point-and-shoot digital camera owners, too!" I didn't find this to be true. I have an okay camera, but this book is written more for those who can make fancy adjustments, use various lenses, etc. I'd like to get such a camera down the road (although the last book I read almost has me questioning my learning curve), and at that point, I'd probably buy a copy for myself. Even though it doesn't benefit me or my camera right now, I'm still glad I was able to read it.

Fun stuff. Recommended.