Digital Photo Tips

Receive to the first part of our trilogy of Christmas 2009 goodies! If he hasn't made too many elves redundant, St Nick should be with us in four weeks' at all times, and for those of you who have yet to begin shopping we'll have 40 per cent savings each week on a range of books from dSLR cameras to iPhones, dragons to zombies, and other splendidness. This week it's cameras to start.

The Digital Photography Tome Volume 3

If you have thought of buying a camera guide, there is a good chance you'll have come across The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby. Book 1 is still one of the best-selling digital photography books, and volume 3 picks up straight from Volume 2 , capturing the same agreed heterosexual-to-the-point, humorous and jargon-free approach of old.

Presented in full colour, each turn of the page discusses a new pro locale, tool or trick. Kelby doesn't dwell on theory - it's a practical which-button-to-click, what-frame-to-use and when-to-use-it guide. With almost 200 'tricks of the trade', the book promises you'll be shooting better-looking pictures with that new camera in no over and over again.

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The Nikon COOLPIX S1000pj is one and only so far. Nikon announced the launch of this camera in August with its unprecedented feature of integrated projector grabbing a lot of attention. The COOLPIX S1000pj allows users to judgement and share photos and videos with the help of personal projection. The 2.7-inch wide viewing-aspect TFT LCD monitor and 12.1 effective megapixels enable this sleek and elegant camera to produce and display brittle, high resolution images.

The Nikon COOLPIX S1000pj employs EXPEED, Nikon’s own image processing concept and is equipped with ISO 6400 perception, which provides for desirable image quality. The wide-angle 5x zoom NIKKOR lens allows you to take to great flexibility when it comes to taking photographs. The outer casing, constituted by anodized atrocious or aluminum silver, gives the camera gloss and enhanced appeal.

The one touch projection feature is what actually separates the Nikon COOLPIX S1000pj from its competitors. No matter where

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