Canon EOS Rebel T3/1100D For Dummies
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.13 (660 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1118094972 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The perfect guide to get you up and running with your new Canon dSLR cameraThe Canon EOS Rebel T3/1100D is a popular dSLR camera for those moving up from point-and-shoot for the first time. Plenty of colorful photos from the author's portfolio illustrate what you can achieve. The book covers shooting in auto mode, using the onboard controls, working with Live View, and managing exposure, focus, color, and lighting. It also addresses specific shooting situations, how to get your images from the camera to the computer, and tips on editing and sharing your photos.Canon's Rebel T3/1100D is a popular starter camera for those moving from point-and-shoot to SLR; this book helps dSLR newcomers understand and use all the controlsCovers using all the dials, menus, and modes; working with Live View and playback; dialing in exposure and managing lighting; and shooting in auto modeExplains how to get the best images in various situationsAddresses how to get images from the camera to the computer, editing techniques, and how to print photos or post them onlin
You'll also find great tips on taking portraits, action shots, and nature photos you'll be proud to show off!All the basics — get familiar with the basic settings and set up your camera for standard useSecrets of Auto mode — learn to get great shots with the automatic settings and how to prepare for different situationsGo Live — discover the Live View mode for shooting both stills and movies and get movie-making tipsGot the shot, now what? — find out how to play back images, transfer pictures to your computer, and prepare them for sharing as prints or onlineRelease your creativity — explore exposure and take control of focus with the fully manual camera settingsOpen the book and find:The functions hiding behind all your T3/1100D's controlsTips for getting familiar with the camera in Auto modeHow to use a tripod to get steadier shotsHow your camera's aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings control exposureDifferent ways to q
Tiff D said BETTER than David Busch's Book. 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 ter. A Great Reference I'm not a camera "newbie," by any means. I had a Canon EOS (film-based) for years -- since high school. (I graduated in 1989 if that tells you anything). I recently upgraded to a DSLR after having many point-and-shoot models, and merely wanted something a bit . Highly recommended. I first purchased Dave Busch's book version of this camera and found it generally difficult to understand. He seems to presuppose that the reader is already familiar with dSLRs, though this is not mentioned in the descriptions of the book. Dave seems to be the