The Friedman Archives Guide to Sony's Alpha 7R IV
Gary Friedman has amassed a reputation for explaining complex things in easy-to-understand terms.
In this 740-page (!) book, every feature is described in remarkable detail. (Including one I'll bet you haven't read about anywhere else.)
Topics covered include:
* Gary's personal camera settings
* All of the hidden features that are NOT in the menus
* All the different ways to tether the camera, both wired and wireless
* All of the FTP options, including how you can caption, keyword, and upload everything while still in the field!
* A step-by-step guide to producing images that are 240 megapixels in size
* My workflow for reducing high ISO noise using three different programs
* Untangling the alphabet soup that is video nomenclature
* How to communicate with your camera when it's off (!)
Join the legions of satisfied readers that have relied on Gary to get the most out of their digital cameras!
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Printed versions are available as well through print-on-demand publisher Lulu.com. Being print-on-demand, they're a little more expensive, and are meant for people who like to hold real things. :-)
B&W version:
Color version:
http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/the-friedman-archives-guide-to-sonys-a7r-iv/25581050
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