Here are some images taken during my digital photography workshop at the Berks Camera Club's 38th Annual Photography Conference held 20-22 June 1997 at the Kutztown University, Kutztown, Pennsylvania.





Here are the references I talked about in my presentation:

For those just starting out, I recommend:


DIGITAL IMAGING FOR VISUAL ARTISTS
Sally Wiener Grotta and Daniel Grotta
ISBN 0-07-025067-7
Windcrest/McGraw-Hill
(1994) $49.95
As the name implies, this book is designed for individuals who want to use digital imaging technology as a tool and has excellent "working level' coverage of digital imaging topics.


For those who want a better understanding of digital image processing technology I recommend:

DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING: Principles and Application
Gregory A. Baxes
ISBN 0-471-00949-0
John Wiley & Sons, Inc
(1994) $39.95

This is the book I call "digital image processing for mere mortals". It takes a non-mathematically rigorous approach to digital imaging technology. If you don't know a Fourier transform from bus ticket but still want a better understanding of digital imaging, this is your book. Greg's web page can be found at http://www.imageware.com/web.


Agfa also puts out an excellent series of digital imaging and digital printing publications. A description of the available publications, including an interactive CD-ROM guide to digital color prepress that I highly recommend, is available on Agfa's web page at http://www.agfahome.com/books/pubs.html.


The Eastman Kodak Digital Learning Center located on the World Wide Web (WWW) at URL http://www.kodak.com/daiHome/DLC/index.shtml is an excellent free source of information for those starting out in digital imaging.


Page created 23 June 1997