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Gary Friedman is renown for ebooks that combine technical insights, remarkable thoroughness, and an easy-to-read style. In this 720-page (!) book, every feature of the Sony Alpha 7C camera is described in remarkable detail. 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. * His workflow for reducing high ISO noise using three different programs *…mehr

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Gary Friedman is renown for ebooks that combine technical insights, remarkable thoroughness, and an easy-to-read style. In this 720-page (!) book, every feature of the Sony Alpha 7C camera is described in remarkable detail. 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. * His 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!
Autorenporträt
Gary L. Friedman is a professional photographer who has traveled the world with his cameras and runs the stock image website 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).