Read Online David Busch Nikon D3s/D3x Guide to Digital SLR Photography David Busch Digital Photography Guides David D Busch Books
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After upgrading to the Nikon D3/D3x, "David Busch's Nikon D3/D3x Guide to Digital SLR Photography" will help you maximize your experience with your new camera. This book provides a complete overview of the long list of features included with the Nikon D3/D3x in a clear and concise way, cutting through the confusion that can come from a thick, densely-worded owner's manual. This guide explains the purpose and function of the Nikon D3/D3X's basic controls, how to use them, and why. It includes concise explanations of file formats, resolution, aperture/priority exposure, and special autofocus modes as well as focus zones, Bokeh, flash synchronization options, how to choose zoom settings, and exposure modes. Concepts are summarized into well-organized chapters with plenty of full-color illustrations showing what results will look like. "David Busch's Nikon D3/D3x Guide to Digital SLR Photography" will help users make the most out of their new digital camera.
Read Online David Busch Nikon D3s/D3x Guide to Digital SLR Photography David Busch Digital Photography Guides David D Busch Books
"David is a great author and Nikon authority! Everything is clearly explained and when/why/how would you use certain features. He goes over setting recommendations which you (like myself) don't agree with but then again these are "his" suggestions. I wish there was a KINDLE version as this book is LARGE/HEAVY to lug around with you!
I have owned several Nikon bodies and have read many of David's books. Though this book is written for both the D3s and D3x he clarifies the differences in each body when applicable to one or the other.
There aren't too many books for the D3s (one other I believe) but this book will definitely help you in setting up your camera for your particular shooting style."
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David Busch Nikon D3s/D3x Guide to Digital SLR Photography David Busch Digital Photography Guides David D Busch Books Reviews :
David Busch Nikon D3s/D3x Guide to Digital SLR Photography David Busch Digital Photography Guides David D Busch Books Reviews
- This book really helped me master photography with my Nikon D3s. Initially, I was a newbie in photography who purchased a super expensive camera. However, soon after getting this book I learned so much, all from this book! It is very organized and detailed. The information I learned from this book 7 years ago is still relevant to this day when working with D3s and other similar DSLR cameras. It took a while to finish it though but every once in a while I would refer back to it for certain info, adjustments, and settings.
- David is a great author and Nikon authority! Everything is clearly explained and when/why/how would you use certain features. He goes over setting recommendations which you (like myself) don't agree with but then again these are "his" suggestions. I wish there was a KINDLE version as this book is LARGE/HEAVY to lug around with you!
I have owned several Nikon bodies and have read many of David's books. Though this book is written for both the D3s and D3x he clarifies the differences in each body when applicable to one or the other.
There aren't too many books for the D3s (one other I believe) but this book will definitely help you in setting up your camera for your particular shooting style. - I bought this book used from because I had very good luck with a previous used book purchase. I don't know if I'm just lucky or what, but again, the book I received is what I would call 'new'! It's firm, no bent pages and extremely clean. I have seen new books at Barnes and Noble that looked worse. And, I was expecting a longer wait because of free shipping. Not so, had it with 5 days. My only stupid mistake was I thought I bought the Nikon D3 edition, which is what I needed, but the Nikon D3s is mostly the same camera. The critical parts I need to refer to are the same for both camera's. Very pleased, will buy from again.
- I recently upgraded to the D3S and a friend recommended David Busch's guide. I thought I would just read the manual and started to but am so very glad that I purchased this. I haven't read it in its entirety yet but what I have read has been great and has either taught me something new or reinforced what I already knew. I plan on reading other books by him in the future (they're already saved on my wishlist!)
- Great book, well laid out. It effectively has the same information as the factory manual however all the various options and settings are discussed in context of how they are used. It is this context that really makes the book so valuable for me.
The only down side is that it's a large heavy volume to carry around; I just wish it was available in electronic format for on the go use. - True, David Busch is deservedly among the best authors of how-to books for cameras. His reputation is sterling and he deserves his success.
The book in this matter takes on two cameras at the same time, the Nikon D3s and Nikon D3x. I hope that is seen as too much work in the writing and far too much in confusing reading.
The two subject cameras have much in common but the problem is there are enormous differences that get in the way of an easy understanding of advice needed, in my case, solely for the D3x.
My camera, an $8,000 expense that is viewed by many as over-priced. In my case, price is secondary because it precisely fills the specifications that I need for a highly specific assignment, shooting some 25 formal Japanese gardens throughout the United States. My Master Gardener wife will be the director of a venture that will put us on three Amtrac rail lines. We will de-train at 15 stops where we will visit from one to five gardens and then re-board after however many days were required. The garden subject deserves the finest grain resolution possible. These gardens are subtle and the viewer of our efforts deserves very clear representations to display the differences. That requires Nikon's D3x with its 24.5 megapixel sensor and the many valuable functions such as automated in-camera HDR processing of three or more bracketed images. There is more. Unlike the D3s, there is no D3x video -- a problem solved with a new Fujifilm HS20 EXR with 1080P video and an automatic HDR in-camera capability.
If you can sense in these sketchy examples that the Busch book is dealing with a very sophisticated D3x and, after all is said and done, a less demanding D3s in the same book. Imagine while you're at it that all the various "tips" in the David Busch book are not the same for these two cameras. The D3x is, to put it plainly, much more like the D3 than the D3s and it would have been helpful had Mr. Busch used D3 and D3x as examples where needed. It seems most settings and most results between the D3s and D3x are needlessly confusing. Well I am an old man, after all, and flipping between two sophisticated cameras is never going to be easy to remember.
There are four full suites of more than 100 pre-settings readily available for four readily called specific types of assignment for the D3 family of cameras. These extensive settings for assignment types such as landscape, portrait, studio, sports or whatever, are listed in detail by Mr. Busch for the D3s but are omitted for the D3x with the rather gratuitous note that the reader can figure out where those settings are. I'm still trying.
It's okay and a worthy experiment to put two differing cameras in the same how-to book. But I'll never buy another one regardless of the overall success of the author. - As usual, David does a great job in expanding on the Nikon OEM Manual. It was worth the price I paid to add it to my Nikon Library.
- This guide is perfect for the D3s user. In fact, Busch discusses capabilities that are common to many Nikon models but I never realized it! But, then Busch goes on to specifically discuss the D3s are how to more fully utilize its capabilities. Very thorough. I read through the entire book, and now keep it as a reference tool. I don't have any other books on the D3s to compare this to, but I have compared Dave Busch's book on the D700 to others, which is a big reason I bought it for the D3s. His writings are clear and easy to comprehend. I am an amateur photographer and this has been perfect for me.
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