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Love your new 20 megapixel wonder, but having a hard time understanding (and configuring!) all those features? Then this book is for you. Written for the advanced user (with tutorials and easy explanations in case you're not so advanced), this easy-to-understand yet thorough guide provides a complete instruction manual which explains each feature in plain English and provides hundreds of visual examples as well. There is no better way to learn about and get the most out of your camera. Get the most out of your investment - Learn about the wonders of digital imaging and improve your photography…mehr

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Love your new 20 megapixel wonder, but having a hard time understanding (and configuring!) all those features? Then this book is for you. Written for the advanced user (with tutorials and easy explanations in case you're not so advanced), this easy-to-understand yet thorough guide provides a complete instruction manual which explains each feature in plain English and provides hundreds of visual examples as well. There is no better way to learn about and get the most out of your camera. Get the most out of your investment - Learn about the wonders of digital imaging and improve your photography at the same time! More info at FriedmanArchives.com/RX100-MK3
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Gary L. Friedman is a professional photographer who has traveled the world with his cameras and runs the stock image website www.FriedmanArchives.com. He has also written several highly-acclaimed e-books on digital imaging, all aimed at demystifying the complexities of digital cameras. His photography and writing has been published in magazines, newspapers, and books worldwide, and he is associate editor of CameraCraft magazine in the UK, the antithesis of your typical photo magazine. He was also listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for building the world's smallest telephone way back in 1980 (before cell phones or cordless phones were around).