Digital Photography Hacked!: Complete Guide To Mastering Digital SLR Photography Basics & Taking Better Photos

How do you learn how to take professional looking photos within minutes? By hacking it!

If you could simply read a cheat sheet that showed you how to take a pro digital photo in a few minutes, would you read it? We have that cheat sheet. Introducing Digital Photography Hacked!

I started creating the "hack list" when my wife purchased her first digital SLR camera (DSLR) and started taking photos of our young daughter. By providing her with the quick tips I had learned while studying photography at school (and from my father who’s a retired professional photography & my brother, a film maker), she was able to dramatically transform her photos into professional looking works of art.

When she uploaded the photos of our daughter to facebook, friends frequently asked who took the professional photos. They were impressed to find out who took them. Some even offered to pay her to have their outdoor family portraits taken.

Follow These 15 Hacks – Shoot Like A Pro

By sharing these tips with her and other people (including some film making students), I was able to narrow these hacks down to the essential 15 hacks, along with the basics you need to know about your DSLR to start taking professional looking photos.

You'll Learn:

* How to instantly separate your subject from the background and give your photos an instant pro look - no editing required. Movie makers and professional magazine photographers use it all the time.

* How to get perfect focus every time. This 5 second trick works every time.

* Understand ISO, Shutter Speed, Exposure - and how to use them.

* How to use your flash the right way, instead of it destroying your photos (it's like having an professional soft box).

* How to pick great locations for outdoor portraits (even if it's just outside your house or local park).

* And much much more (such as angles, lighting, etc.)

Learn how you can start taking professional looking photos simply by looking at our Hacked! sheet