Title: Creating Digital Photobooks: How to Design and Self-publish Your Own Books, Albums and Exhibition Catalogues
Publisher: Aurum Pr Ltd
Publication Date: 2010
Language: English
ISBN 10: 1902538552
ISBN 13: 9781902538556
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Very good

About this title

Synopsis

Ever since the earliest days of photography, most photographers have dreamt of having a book of their own work produced and published. Until recently, however, such dreams remained a fantasy for all but that tiny minority who could attract the attention of commercial publishers. Now, with the advent of digital printing technology, the cost of producing your own photobook can be less than the price of a packet of inkjet paper. Thanks to the internet, the costs and complications of disseminating the finished product have been dramatically reduced. Creating Digital Photobooks teaches you how you can use your desktop computer to design, print, advertise and distribute your own photobook without ever leaving the comfort of your home or office. Whether your aim is to promote your work, display it to other photographers, create a record of the results of a personal project or simply to entertain family and friends, the digital photobook offers a practical, economical means of producing a unique, high quality product of which you can be proud. Tim Daly has been making hand-made books of his own photographs for over twenty-five years and is an enthusiastic evangelist for the new opportunities opened up by the combination of digital printing and online service providers. In this book he shows readers with no prior knowledge of graphic design, printing, publishing or even photography how, without using specialist design software, they can make a collection of their most prized images available in the most interactive, permanent and portable form possible - a book.

About the Author

Tim Daly is author of several books for Argentum, including The Digital Printing Handbook, Creating Exhibition-Quality Digital Prints and The Digital Colour Printing Handbook. He writes regularly for magazines including AG, Black and White Photography and Better Digital Photography. He teaches photography at the University of Chester in England and also manages www.photocollege.co.uk, the online imaging learning centre.