Book (2010): "Digital photography for science" by Enrico Savazzi

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DimitriKatsaros wrote:Hello,

I was wondering... being that it's been some years since this post, if you've revisited the idea of a PDF version.

It would not only be more economical and portable, but searching the tome would be a snap! :-)

Thank you
Dimitri Katsaros
Hi Dimitri,

nothing new on this front, although I have made some preliminary work for a second edition (the real work will have to wait until I retire, at the earliest in 2018). This edition most likely will have to be in electronic format because of size considerations. The second edition will be substantially larger than the first.

In the meantime, the search function on Google Books can be used. The online preview of the first edition is large, although of course not complete.
--ES

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I just received my copy of Savazzi's book... While this book is a few years old at this point (2011), this is a massive trove of information. I have been sitting at work on a rainy day here and for the past few hours since the mail came, I have learned a dozen things and enhanced understanding of a dozen more.

The book is like having an expert from this website whispering over your shoulder. It has let me understand more and so far I have made a short list of things I want to buy, try, or ask someone about.

The book is not cheap, but for the price of a low end tripod I will greatly enhance my images and its usefulness as a reference is unsurpassed.

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enricosavazzi wrote:
Sun May 08, 2016 8:29 pm
DimitriKatsaros wrote:Hello,

I was wondering... being that it's been some years since this post, if you've revisited the idea of a PDF version.

It would not only be more economical and portable, but searching the tome would be a snap! :-)

Thank you
Dimitri Katsaros
Hi Dimitri,

nothing new on this front, although I have made some preliminary work for a second edition (the real work will have to wait until I retire, at the earliest in 2018). This edition most likely will have to be in electronic format because of size considerations. The second edition will be substantially larger than the first.

In the meantime, the search function on Google Books can be used. The online preview of the first edition is large, although of course not complete.
Hi Enrico,
after these years, is volume 2 of your book already available in digital format?
Otherwise, can I purchase volume 1 in pdf?
Thank you very much.
Kind regards,
.-)

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Cunha wrote:
Mon Apr 08, 2024 5:28 am
enricosavazzi wrote:
Sun May 08, 2016 8:29 pm
DimitriKatsaros wrote:Hello,

I was wondering... being that it's been some years since this post, if you've revisited the idea of a PDF version.

It would not only be more economical and portable, but searching the tome would be a snap! :-)

Thank you
Dimitri Katsaros
Hi Dimitri,

nothing new on this front, although I have made some preliminary work for a second edition (the real work will have to wait until I retire, at the earliest in 2018). This edition most likely will have to be in electronic format because of size considerations. The second edition will be substantially larger than the first.

In the meantime, the search function on Google Books can be used. The online preview of the first edition is large, although of course not complete.
Hi Enrico,
after these years, is volume 2 of your book already available in digital format?
Otherwise, can I purchase volume 1 in pdf?
Thank you very much.
Kind regards,
.-)
Hi,

nothing new on the second edition and on the PDF version. I have at present no definite plans.

There are "old news", instead, about the printed book price. A few years back, I decreased the price substantially. However, some online selling platforms still apply the old prices, and I have seen "fantasy prices" well above the original price.
The cheapest price I can find at present (with the possible exception of second-hand copies) is at the publisher (Lulu), where the paperback version sells for 32.66 €: https://www.lulu.com/search?page=1&sort ... _rating=00
I cannot see the US$ price, but it should be comparable. A few times a year, usually before major holidays, Lulu makes temporary discount sales, which further lower the current price.
--ES

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US price via Amazon is $37.15, just purchased a copy.

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enricosavazzi wrote:
Fri Apr 12, 2024 10:36 pm
Cunha wrote:
Mon Apr 08, 2024 5:28 am
enricosavazzi wrote:
Sun May 08, 2016 8:29 pm

Hi Dimitri,

nothing new on this front, although I have made some preliminary work for a second edition (the real work will have to wait until I retire, at the earliest in 2018). This edition most likely will have to be in electronic format because of size considerations. The second edition will be substantially larger than the first.

In the meantime, the search function on Google Books can be used. The online preview of the first edition is large, although of course not complete.
Hi Enrico,
after these years, is volume 2 of your book already available in digital format?
Otherwise, can I purchase volume 1 in pdf?
Thank you very much.
Kind regards,
.-)
Hi,

nothing new on the second edition and on the PDF version. I have at present no definite plans.

There are "old news", instead, about the printed book price. A few years back, I decreased the price substantially. However, some online selling platforms still apply the old prices, and I have seen "fantasy prices" well above the original price.
The cheapest price I can find at present (with the possible exception of second-hand copies) is at the publisher (Lulu), where the paperback version sells for 32.66 €: https://www.lulu.com/search?page=1&sort ... _rating=00
I cannot see the US$ price, but it should be comparable. A few times a year, usually before major holidays, Lulu makes temporary discount sales, which further lower the current price.
Hello Enrico, thanks for your response. I'll opt for the printed version then .-)

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