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I spent a considerable amount of time with the Nikon D600 as I researched and wrote my guide to the camera, Nikon D600 Experience, and it has proven to be one of my favorite dSLR bodies.  It is well designed, fully featured, and the image quality and low light performance has proved to be excellent. [...]

This was originally written for the Nikon D7000, but as the Nikon D7100, the Nikon D7000, the Nikon D600, and the Nikon D5200 all share a similar Autofocus system, most of this information will apply to all of them.  And even though the D7100 has 51 AF Points instead of the 39 AF Points of [...]

Nikon D5100 User’s Guide My latest e-book, a user’s guide for the Nikon D5100 digital SLR, is called Nikon D5100 Experience – The Still Photographer’s Guide to Operation and Image Creation.  This guide goes beyond the manuals to help you set up and learn the camera, plus more importantly when and why to use the [...]

I’ve spent a significant amount of time with the new Nikon D7000 as I was researching and writing my ebook user’s guide Nikon D7000 Experience. It has been interesting to contrast it with the recent Canon 60D, as they sit in a somewhat similar position in each brand’s current dSLR line-up. They are both excellent [...]

Nikon D7000 User’s Guide I have completed a Nikon D7000 e book user’s guide, Nikon D7000 Experience – The Still Photographer’s Guide to Operation and Image Creation that goes beyond the D7000 manual to help you learn when and why to use the various controls, features, and custom settings of this powerful camera.  As one [...]

Your World 60D Menus and Custom Functions – A Mini-Guide to the Menu Settings, Movie Mode Menu Settings, and Custom Function Settings of the Canon EOS 60D is my new eBook guide for setting up the Menus, Movie Shooting Mode Menus, and Custom Function settings of the Canon EOS 60D. Several weeks ago when the [...]