Canon EOS 40D Guide to Digital Photography | David D. Busch

Canon EOS 40D Guide to Digital Photography | David D. Busch | Great personal look at the 40D

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	Canon EOS 40D Guide to Digital Photography David D. Busch Course Technology PTR, 2007 - 324 pages average customer review:based on 70 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Very Helpful

I read about half the book and it has been very helpful for me to review and learn things I fined helpful in using my new Canon 40D . It is good to know different setting in using the camera.

Great personal look at the 40D

This book covers a lot of what's in the owners manual but presents it in a personal manner that makes for much better interpretation then the owners manual.

It's easy to read and even entertaining something you can't say for the Canon owners manual and rightfully so of course since the owners manual has to be as concise as possible to fit into your pocket.

In additional this book provided solutions to problems the author had while using his 40D both hardware and software that really came in handy.

I heartily recommend "Canon EOS 40D Guide to Digital Photography!

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a must have

Excellent resource. Strongly written with more than plenty large color pictures. I highly recommend buying this.

Good but expecting more

This is a great expanded guide book for the 40D but I was hoping to get more examples of how to use settings for different situations. I would love a recommended list of customized functions and their applications from someone who has experimented with this camera. The book is easy to read for the most part. I just wish it would tell you more why than just how.

Read the Book? See the video.

I bought this book at the same time as the Blue Crane Canon 40D Video. I spent and hour or so going through the book before I left on a business trip. I took the video on the trip. I thought that the book was OK and will make a decent reference source but the Blue Crane video is a better introductory source. If a picture is worth a thousand words this video has dozens of pitures. The advantage of the book is no player required.

If I could only have one (and had a DVD player and power) I would take the video.

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