Canon EOS Rebel T7i/800D For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))
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Canon EOS Rebel T7i/800D For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech)) Details
From the Back Cover Simple steps to shooting better photos Learn the tricks that pros use to control exposure Choose the best settings for different subjects Capture beautiful memories with the Rebel T7i/800D This is your ultimate guide to taking spectacular photos—no experience required! With this book by your side, you'll learn how to capture awesome action shots, take beautiful portraits and landscapes, and get as artsy as you want as you discover how to control exposure, color, and focus. Taking share-worthy photos doesn't have to be difficult—and this handy guide shows you how! Inside … View and adjust the settings Solve exposure problems Understand autofocusing options Step up to advanced shooting modes Shoot HD movies Customize buttons and displays Get help with downloading files Read more About the Author Julie Adair King is a veteran digital photography author and educator whose books are industry bestsellers. Along with Digital Photography For Dummies, she is the author of bestselling guides to many Canon dSLR cameras. Her books have sold more than a million copies. Read more
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Firstly, I bought the Kindle version and paid $15.99. I'm an old fart and generally prefer physical media, but for some technical books, the electronic book makes sense. I was trying to decide between this book and David Busch's, but the latter was twice the price and not that much bigger, so I went for the Dummies book.Previously, I had downloaded the official Canon PDF and put it on my Ipad and used the Kindle Reader with it. It worked fine and was sufficient, but hoped the Dummies book would add something - not much at all. It appears the Dummies books in electronic format do not have an index - bad call! I know you can search, but something as simple as "remote shooting" gives too many answers and it's just cumbersome. In the pdf manual I can look in the index and go to the appropriate page. Much better.I'm not a critic, but the Appendix on Wifi - which could have made the whole thing worthwhile, was less than clear and poorly organized I thought.