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This week I recommend Scott Kelby’s Digital Photography Book Volume 2. For those of you who know how much of an invaluable resource Volume 1 was, this one is every bit as good and more. It covers the newest techniques with the newest camera equipment and software and it is written in Scott’s famous straight-forward style that made the first volume a huge success. Whether you are a professional or a beginner, this is a resource you cannot be without. Find out more here.
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