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Author | DK |
Publisher | DK |
Publication date | January 19, 2021 |
Print length | 359 pages |
Customer Reviews | ★★★★★ / 5,313 ratings |
Go from photography novice to pro in no time! This modular photography course is the ultimate master class in digital photography.
This new edition of DK Books' complete course-based guide to digital photography will help you use your digital camera to its full potential in just 20 weeks. Discover everything you need to know about photography step-by-step, week-by-week.
Now fully updated throughout to include the latest camera kit, this is the perfect one-on-one learning program for beginner photographers. Using a combination of easy-to-understand tutorials, step-by-step demonstrations, practical assignments, and fun Q&As, this book encourages you to put your new learning into practice straight away.
From conveying movement and using natural light to understanding how to master portrait and landscape photography, this one-on-one learning program is a great "foundation course" for people who want to take photography more seriously. Learn about the different modes on bridge and system cameras (DSLR or mirrorless), and demystify digital photography jargon such as aperture, exposure, shutter speed, and depth-of-field.
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Save yourself the $2 and go on YouTube. There are some amazing photo channels that provide excellent content to learn from.
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Save yourself the $2 and go on YouTube. There are some amazing photo channels that provide excellent content to learn from.
Save yourself the $2 and go on YouTube. There are some amazing photo channels that provide excellent content to learn from.
I like FRO Knows on You Tube. He is entertaining and knows his stuff.
Yeah he used to do more teaching, but it's a lot of click bait for the referral links. He's mostly product reviews these days.
Still, an outdated book is outdated, and I second the recommendation to learn from youtube.
Save yourself the $2 and go on YouTube. There are some amazing photo channels that provide excellent content to learn from.
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No comments on this book. the 2 dollars is not an issue. the organization of the info and the readability and time spent is the issue.
Yes, Tony is very good and he has great stuff also. Fro Knows is a differnet style but very skilled photographer.
Still, an outdated book is outdated, and I second the recommendation to learn from youtube.
If you take the official figures, a 6D battery is rated for right around 1,000 shots, whereas the R5 battery is rated for around 300. While while obviously three times worse, doesn't seem like it would go from days to only an hour or two. Plus with random people out there reporting what they, it seems that the official 300 number is very conservative.
With all that said, my friend with a Sony A7rII gets a good few hours out of his batteries, and those are notoriously bad compared to the next generation. In the entire time I've had my A7III and A7rIV (owned both since release day) I've only actually ran out of battery maybe once or twice, and believe you me, I'm very trigger happy when I'm out and about and even more so in a studio.
I didn't realize Canon's mirrorless were that mediocre in the battery department, but I still think only a couple hours of shooting doesn't sound right for what used to be a flagship mirrorless camera from the #1 camera maker. Of course I could be wrong. I wasn't even aware of the RF mount being locked down. Guess I'm also outdated haha.