Canon EOS 60D For Dummies
Category: Books,Arts & Photography,Photography & Video
Canon EOS 60D For Dummies Details
From the Back Cover Expand your creativity — learn to use all your 60D's professional features Are you new to dSLR photography? Or are you accustomed to changing lenses, but still a little overwhelmed by your 60D's many options? Relax — this book is for you! You'll get a guided tour of every control, learn to use the automatic modes, and download and share your images. Then get really creative as you learn to control exposure, focus, color, and more! So many buttons — get familiar with all the controls on the top, front, and back of your camera and learn to use the menus Use the safety net — exercise some creative control while maintaining automatic features with Creative Auto mode See what you've got — use the Playback function to review photos in the camera and view data about each shot Print perfection — transfer images to the computer, sync up print and monitor colors, and check pixel counts before you print Take off the training wheels — manually control exposure, lighting, focus, and white balance Open the book and find: A guided tour of your Canon EOS 60D's controls Tips for getting better shots in auto mode Advice on shooting movies How to work with aperture, shutter speed, and ISO Insight for deciphering the camera's menu options A guide to setting your camera for portraits and action shots What white balance is and how to manage it Ten ways to customize your Canon EOS 60D Learn to: Get started in auto mode, then move to manual mode for greater control Fine-tune exposure, lighting, focus, and color Set your camera for high-quality portraits and landscape photos Read more About the Author Julie Adair King has written numerous books on Nikon and Canon cameras as well as digital photography. She also conducts digital photography classes at the Palm Beach Photographic Centre. Robert Correll is a creative professional and the author of High Dynamic Range Digital Photography For Dummies. Read more
Reviews
I first bought David D. Busch's Canon Guide to DSLR. I started reading it and felt like I wasn't able to grasp what he was saying. I'm completely new to photography and needed someone to explain the basics first; ISO, exposure, etc. David's book used these terms without first explaining them. I found myself going back to the glossary (thank God he had one) to look up the meaning of words. If you aren't completely new to photography, this book might be good, it seem very in depth.So I went on Amazon and bought this dummies book. I have never read a book by these writers so I didn't know what to expect. I was very pleased. The book reads like a textbook - which I want when I'm trying to learn something new! As soon as they use a photography related word, they explain it briefly, and tell you where you can find more information about it in the book (if you wanted to skip to that topic). The only thing I wish it had (which several text books these days do) is the terms called out in the sidebar with a definition - incase you need to remember what a term means again quickly. The book does remind you throughout the way what things are, which is nice.I would highly recommend this book!
