--- product_id: 286307 title: "Stunning Digital Photography" price: "€ 51.78" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.fr/products/286307-stunning-digital-photography store_origin: FR region: France --- # Active, expert photography community Embedded video tutorials Multi-device access anytime Stunning Digital Photography **Price:** € 51.78 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 📸 Elevate your photography game with the ultimate digital guide—don’t just shoot, create stunning art! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Stunning Digital Photography - **How much does it cost?** € 51.78 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/286307-stunning-digital-photography) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Learn Anywhere, Anytime:** Seamlessly access updated content on Kindle, phone, or desktop for on-the-go mastery. - • **Join a Thriving Community:** Engage with thousands of photographers in a dynamic Facebook group with challenges and feedback. - • **Master Advanced Techniques:** Explore underwater, star trails, macro, and light painting photography with expert guidance. - • **Practical & Straightforward:** Cut through jargon with clear, actionable tips designed for real-world shooting and editing success. - • **Continuous Updates & Support:** Benefit from regular content refreshes, live sessions, and direct author interaction. ## Overview Stunning Digital Photography by Tony and Chelsea Northrup is a highly rated, continuously updated e-book that offers comprehensive DSLR photography instruction. It features advanced techniques, embedded video tutorials, and access to a vibrant online community. Perfect for both beginners and pros, it delivers practical advice and interactive learning across multiple devices, making it an essential resource for anyone serious about mastering digital photography. ## Description This book gives you five innovations no other book offers: -Free video training. Watch over 20 hours of fast-paced, hands-on video tutorials integrated into the book to support and reinforce the lessons. View the videos using any web browser or by scanning QR codes with your smartphone. -Hands-on practices. Complete the practices at the end of every chapter to get the real-world experience you need. -Practice quizzes. At the end of most chapters you have the option of taking an online quiz to apply what you learned in the chapter and make sure you didn't miss anything important. -Classroom support. Join an author led private community of supportive, helpful people who also want to improve their photography. -Free ebook with lifetime updates. When you buy the book and join the private Stunning Digital Photography readers community, you can download the ebook and copy it to your smartphone or ereader for easy reference. Review: DLSR + Kindle HD = Must buy this book - As you can tell from the title, this review refers to the Kindle version, not the hard copy. I used to own a Canon T3i, and bought a couple of books specific to the use of that camera. I ended up giving it (and the books) to my oldest son, who is now in college and loves photography. I splurged (income tax refund) on a 6D, which I had been lusting after for quite a while. I then started hunting for books specific to it, but only one Kindle version was available at the time (this one: Canon 6D Experience - The Still Photography Guide to Operation and Image Creation with the Canon EOS 6D ). No hard copies were yet published, but there were several you could buy in advance. I ended up buying the Kindle version mentioned, and it has proven to be a pretty good resource for operating the camera. But then, it occurred to me that it would make more sense to get a more generic book on the basics of how to take great photos, one that is applicable to all DSLR cameras, rather than one that relates to my camera only. So, after a search, I saw this one with the great reviews, read those reviews specific to the Kindle version, and I decided to buy. Let me say right out front, NO REGRETS AT ALL on my purchase. The book takes you step-by-step through every facet of how to operate a DSLR and the things to consider before you snap the shutter. Every chapter has video links that take you to lessons related to what you've been reading (you need to be WiFi connected to access them, BTW). The videos do a great job of emphasizing what you have been learning. The only negative about them is that some of them appear to have been made to promote the book, probably posted to YouTube or some other media, which seems a little odd when you've obviously already bought the book and are accessing the video through it. One thing I do like, though, is that within some of the videos, Mr. Northrup leaves in bloopers or funny moments that would normally be taken out...it gives you a needed break from the seriousness of the lessons and they're just downright fun to watch. The videos have played on my Kindle Fire HD 8.9" with no issues, and their quality is outstanding....impressive, actually. The chapters also have excellent photos that help to underline the lesson being taught. You can enlarge them for better viewing, which also requires a WiFi connection. At the end of each chapter, you're given practice exercises to go out and perform so you can get hands-on experience to further ingrain what you have learned. Like most books of this nature, you will get out of it what you put into it. If you take it seriously and apply yourself, and apply what is being taught through the practice exercises, once finished you will walk away knowing a great deal more than you did when you started...and that's the whole point, right? Of course, I am making that statement as related to those of us who are learning photography. If you are already highly skilled in photography, and by that I mean you could write a book like this yourself, then it probably isn't for you. He does mention at the start of certain sections, however, something to the effect of "If you are already proficient in this area, skip to section...." Thus, the book is presumably worthwhile for those with intermediate to advanced skills as well. I'll know more about that as I get farther into it. Lastly, I will point out that Mr. Northrup has a real skill for teaching via text and video. He takes you through the process in a very practical and methodical manner. He explains things in simple terms, while at the same time does not make you feel you're being talked down to. Because of the way this Kindle version is put together, with the videos and photos interlaced throughout the text, it really makes the learning process an enjoyable experience. Right now I am about halfway through the book. I usually try to read a chapter or two every evening. As I continue to get deeper into it, if my opinion changes for whatever reason, I will update the review. At this point, however, I feel very confident in saying that if you have a color tablet, and if you want to learn how to get the best out of your DSLR, this is the digital book to have. Review: This is why you want a Kindle - I have recently purchased a Nikon 3100 and bought the corresponding "dummies" book, which about matches my photography expertise. So, now I know how to use my new camera....right? Nope. Now I need education on how to take photographs with my fancy new toy so that they look better than my iPhone snapshots. Enter Tony's book. Since there are a ton of reviews on the paper version, you can pretty much figure out that the content is excellent. I will focus on the electronic version. First of all, this is a great book in any form--hard copy or ebook. However, as far as I can tell, there are a bunch of great paper books out there on DSLR photography. When I downloaded the Kindle sample and read through it, I knew that the ebook format was the way to go. I've owned a Kindle since version 1, and now own the Fire. Tony's book should be a primer on how to properly create an ebook. The embedded links and videos, as well as the ability to grab the sample photos and enlarge for detailed study (need an Internet connection for the latter two items) is invaluable to rank photography newbs like me. The videos are top-notch and contain many side-by-side examples of how pictures are improved when applying the techniques that are covered in the video. The videos are stuck in the appropriate place in the book, which leads to excellent learning flow as you build on the lessons. The experiences on the Kindle Fire and the iPad and PC Kindle apps are equally excellent. Tony has indicated that he plans on improving and updating the ebook contents, which all buyers will be able to download as they become available. This is a refreshing change to the "quick scan, make a buck and forget" mentality that the big publishers follow. I will try to update my review as this new content becomes available. Finally, the price. Tony has evidently not subscribed to the overpriced ebook mentality that has been the source of thousands of complaints on desertcart. Compared to the phyiscal version, he is charging about half. Obviously Tony wants to sell many books reasonably rather than try to gouge us buyers. Again, very refreshing. I am looking forward to improving my nonexistent skills over the years using Tony's book as my teacher. No matter which version you buy, you will do well. However, I strongly suggest you go for the ebook. ## Features - Used Book in Good Condition ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #73,996 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #4 in Astrophotography (Books) #21 in Digital Photography (Books) | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 7,602 Reviews | ## Images ![Stunning Digital Photography - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/9164R8BJ7ML.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DLSR + Kindle HD = Must buy this book *by M***W on April 14, 2013* As you can tell from the title, this review refers to the Kindle version, not the hard copy. I used to own a Canon T3i, and bought a couple of books specific to the use of that camera. I ended up giving it (and the books) to my oldest son, who is now in college and loves photography. I splurged (income tax refund) on a 6D, which I had been lusting after for quite a while. I then started hunting for books specific to it, but only one Kindle version was available at the time (this one: Canon 6D Experience - The Still Photography Guide to Operation and Image Creation with the Canon EOS 6D ). No hard copies were yet published, but there were several you could buy in advance. I ended up buying the Kindle version mentioned, and it has proven to be a pretty good resource for operating the camera. But then, it occurred to me that it would make more sense to get a more generic book on the basics of how to take great photos, one that is applicable to all DSLR cameras, rather than one that relates to my camera only. So, after a search, I saw this one with the great reviews, read those reviews specific to the Kindle version, and I decided to buy. Let me say right out front, NO REGRETS AT ALL on my purchase. The book takes you step-by-step through every facet of how to operate a DSLR and the things to consider before you snap the shutter. Every chapter has video links that take you to lessons related to what you've been reading (you need to be WiFi connected to access them, BTW). The videos do a great job of emphasizing what you have been learning. The only negative about them is that some of them appear to have been made to promote the book, probably posted to YouTube or some other media, which seems a little odd when you've obviously already bought the book and are accessing the video through it. One thing I do like, though, is that within some of the videos, Mr. Northrup leaves in bloopers or funny moments that would normally be taken out...it gives you a needed break from the seriousness of the lessons and they're just downright fun to watch. The videos have played on my Kindle Fire HD 8.9" with no issues, and their quality is outstanding....impressive, actually. The chapters also have excellent photos that help to underline the lesson being taught. You can enlarge them for better viewing, which also requires a WiFi connection. At the end of each chapter, you're given practice exercises to go out and perform so you can get hands-on experience to further ingrain what you have learned. Like most books of this nature, you will get out of it what you put into it. If you take it seriously and apply yourself, and apply what is being taught through the practice exercises, once finished you will walk away knowing a great deal more than you did when you started...and that's the whole point, right? Of course, I am making that statement as related to those of us who are learning photography. If you are already highly skilled in photography, and by that I mean you could write a book like this yourself, then it probably isn't for you. He does mention at the start of certain sections, however, something to the effect of "If you are already proficient in this area, skip to section...." Thus, the book is presumably worthwhile for those with intermediate to advanced skills as well. I'll know more about that as I get farther into it. Lastly, I will point out that Mr. Northrup has a real skill for teaching via text and video. He takes you through the process in a very practical and methodical manner. He explains things in simple terms, while at the same time does not make you feel you're being talked down to. Because of the way this Kindle version is put together, with the videos and photos interlaced throughout the text, it really makes the learning process an enjoyable experience. Right now I am about halfway through the book. I usually try to read a chapter or two every evening. As I continue to get deeper into it, if my opinion changes for whatever reason, I will update the review. At this point, however, I feel very confident in saying that if you have a color tablet, and if you want to learn how to get the best out of your DSLR, this is the digital book to have. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is why you want a Kindle *by J***E on August 9, 2012* I have recently purchased a Nikon 3100 and bought the corresponding "dummies" book, which about matches my photography expertise. So, now I know how to use my new camera....right? Nope. Now I need education on how to take photographs with my fancy new toy so that they look better than my iPhone snapshots. Enter Tony's book. Since there are a ton of reviews on the paper version, you can pretty much figure out that the content is excellent. I will focus on the electronic version. First of all, this is a great book in any form--hard copy or ebook. However, as far as I can tell, there are a bunch of great paper books out there on DSLR photography. When I downloaded the Kindle sample and read through it, I knew that the ebook format was the way to go. I've owned a Kindle since version 1, and now own the Fire. Tony's book should be a primer on how to properly create an ebook. The embedded links and videos, as well as the ability to grab the sample photos and enlarge for detailed study (need an Internet connection for the latter two items) is invaluable to rank photography newbs like me. The videos are top-notch and contain many side-by-side examples of how pictures are improved when applying the techniques that are covered in the video. The videos are stuck in the appropriate place in the book, which leads to excellent learning flow as you build on the lessons. The experiences on the Kindle Fire and the iPad and PC Kindle apps are equally excellent. Tony has indicated that he plans on improving and updating the ebook contents, which all buyers will be able to download as they become available. This is a refreshing change to the "quick scan, make a buck and forget" mentality that the big publishers follow. I will try to update my review as this new content becomes available. Finally, the price. Tony has evidently not subscribed to the overpriced ebook mentality that has been the source of thousands of complaints on Amazon. Compared to the phyiscal version, he is charging about half. Obviously Tony wants to sell many books reasonably rather than try to gouge us buyers. Again, very refreshing. I am looking forward to improving my nonexistent skills over the years using Tony's book as my teacher. No matter which version you buy, you will do well. However, I strongly suggest you go for the ebook. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stunning Indeed *by L***N on January 1, 2015* I recently stepped up to more sophisticated digital photography after many years of point and shoot picture taking. Amid the plethora of books on general digital photography, one stood out, Amazon’s best seller in the field. I took a punt on the wisdom of my fellow photographer-readers and was not disappointed. As a teacher I know that it is one thing to have comprehensive knowledge in a particular area of expertise, but it is altogether a skill of greater magnitude to be able to structure that knowledge and communicate it so that learners of varying understanding and application can succeed and grow. My review is thus not about what Tony has to say, which is excellent, but his capacity to present information in accessible chunks and to enable students to learn at their own pace and to grasp important practical and theoretical knowledge bit by bit. Although the book is ostensibly about DSLR photography I found that Tony’s information was easily adaptable to my compact camera. I enjoyed revisiting old information from my decades ago photography studies such as the importance of focal length, depth of field, shutter speed, ISO, white balance – you know the drill – and seeing how it is all still relevant, yet different, in the world of sophisticated digital photography. Tony presents this complex information in such a way that you build up your theoretical knowledge and your practical skills in a supportive and satisfying way. One example will suffice. In a few paragraphs on understanding and using your camera’s histogram display Tony changed the way I approach photography. Simply and clearly explained and of immediate use. Sums up this book, really. There are also some fantastic tips and techniques shown for some extraordinary photographic effects. While I am still learning, about my camera and about digital photography, I could not have got off to a better start than with How to Create Stunning Digital Photography. ## Frequently Bought Together - Stunning Digital Photography - Digital Photography Complete Course: Learn Everything You Need to Know in 20 Weeks (DK Complete Courses) - National Geographic Photo Basics: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Great Photography --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.fr/products/286307-stunning-digital-photography](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/286307-stunning-digital-photography) --- *Product available on Desertcart France* *Store origin: FR* *Last updated: 2026-06-06*