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LeifG wrote:
I'm curious what these third party guides give that the manual does not. The only thing I was not able to find in the manual was the AF calibration. I could not for my life find it. Otherwise, the manual seems quite good. And dare I say if you are spending a large wodge on a professional standard camera, surely you should be pretty au fait with cameras anyway, unless you are migrating from Canon, in which case Nikon-ese might not be your first language.
In any case, I find it fun experimenting with the camera settings, discovering how they work, it's a bit like being in a toy shop. Well okay, it's exactly like being in a toy shop but with toys for adults, no, not that kind, what a dirty minded lot you are.
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Chris Dees wrote:
The manual tels you what possibilities you have. Thom Hogan tels you why and how to use and his preferred settings (with a lot of background information).
LeifG wrote:
I am surprised a D500 owner would need such a guide.
I prefer MY settings (after a few hours with a new body) Nobody shoots like me...
so why in the hell would I want his book?! Besides, people still buy me beers
for my cough D7K "special sauce".
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