December 2010
Beginner
288 pages
7h 12m
English
Overview
The successor to Canon's popular EOS 50D DSLR, the Canon 60D is
a powerful camera intended for advanced amateurs to
semi-professionals who want to jump into photography with the
control and capabilities of a DSLR--but without the high price.
There's the manual, of course, as well as competing books, and
while they all explain, often in 400+ pages, what the camera can
do, none of them shows exactly how to use the camera to create
great images!
This book has one goal: to teach Canon 60D owners how to make great
shots using your camera. Starting with the top ten things you need
to know about the 60D--charging your battery, setting your ISO,
reviewing your photos, and more--professional photographer Nicole
S. Young then carefully guides you through the modes of the camera,
offering practical advice on choosing your settings, expert
shooting tips, and end-of-chapter "challenges" to get you up and
running with your 60D.
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