Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital Field Guide Pdf

Edition: 1
Release: 2012-07-10
Publisher: Wiley
Binding: Paperback
ISBN/ASIN: 1118169115



Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital Field Guide

Guides you step-by-step through the functions on your new Canon EOS 5D Mark III dSLR cameraThe Canon EOS 5D Mark III full-frame dSLR camera features an impressive 22. Free download Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital Field Guide books collection in PDF, EPUB, FB2, MOBI, and TXT formats. megapixels, a 3.2-inch LCD screen, 6 fps continuous shooting, Live View, an ISO range of 50 to 102,400 and full HD 1080 resolution movie shooting. Here to help you get the most out of these remarkable features and offering you more in-depth coverage than the standard manual, this full-color Canon 5D Mark III Digital Field Guide provides you with guidance on how and when to use each button, dial, and menu option. Delivering information in an easy-to-understand format, this portable guide features more than 200 inspirational photos by acclaimed photographer and veteran author Charlotte Lowrie. Best deals ebooks download Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital Field Guide on amazon.The handy trim size allows this guide to go where you go, providing you with easy access to information quickly so you can get the exact shot you want when you want it.Helps you make the most of your Canon EOS 5D Mark III and get the shots you wantOffers full detailed coverage of when and how to use each and every button, dial, and menu option on this sophisticated new dSLRProvides step-by-step explanations on techniques and tips, all aimed at getting you comfortable and confident with your new Canon 5D Mark III Sized to fit in a camera bag, the book includes a bonus gray and color checker card to help you capture perfect white balance and color every time. Ideal reading for both amateur and professional photographers alike, you'll reference Canon 5D Mark III Digital Field Guide again and again.

Canon 5D Mark III Tips from Author Charlotte Lowrie Whether this is your first Canon digital SLR or you're upgrading from the 5D Mark II, you will be delighted with the large and small features and options tucked away in every nook and cranny of this camera. The changes start with the locking Mode dial, and continue through to the new Creative Photo button that gives access to the new in-camera multiple exposure and HDR features. And the new menu system is packed with features and enhancements. If you're like me, you'll spend the first few weeks with the 5D Mark III discovering all the new features. To help you along, here are some of my favorites. Set up the Custom (C) modes for specific venues. Among the best time-saving features are Custom modes C1, C2, and C3. You can set up the camera for a specific shooting venue, and then register the settings to one of the Custom modes. Virtually all the camera settings can be registered to the C modes, and now the changes you make on the fly are retained even if the camera goes into sleep mode. Customize file names. You can easily customize the first four characters of image file names. Alternatively, you can set the first three characters, and have the camera automatically use the fourth character to indicate image size. Set the filenames to identify a shoot, the photographer, or your company. Go to the Setup 1 menu, choose File name, and then choose Change User setting 1 to set the first four characters, or choose Change User setting 2 if you want to include the image size. Identify and use the cross-type AF sensors. The new 61-point autofocus system offers a central bank of 21 AF cross-type sensors for f/5.6 and faster lenses. Using these AF points provides increased focus sensitivity, faster detection and correction of extreme defocus, and excellent performance in low-light focusing. To display the cross-type sensors, go to the AF 4 menu, select Selectable AF point, and then choose Only cross-type AF points. That also eliminates the annoying blinking of non-cross-type AF points that happens in other AF point views. Shoot silently--or nearly silently. If you're shooting weddings, news events, or any event where quietness is prized, then try using Silent continuous shooting for significantly quieter camera operation. Just be aware that the frame rate drops from 6 frames per second (fps) to 3 fps. To use Silent continuous shooting, just press the Q button, tilt the Multi-controller to select the drive mode, and then turn the Quick Control dial until Silent continuous shoot is displayed. Keep things square with the Electronic level. The Electronic level is a must-use accessory in low-light scenes when it's almost impossible to visually see reference points for lining up the camera. Sample Photos from the Author (Click on images to enlarge) Bee on Purple Flower The 5D Mark III's new autofocus system offers improved performance in predictive focus and offers a high level of customization. AI Servo AF mode tracked the unpredictable motion of this bee with good accuracy.Exposure: ISO 200, f/5.6, 1/500 second. Photo copyright Charlotte Lowrie Yellow Rose For this shot, I used my Custom mode, C2 that is set up for overcast Seattle weather and nature shooting. The settings including Av exposure mode, a wide f/4 aperture, and the Landscape Picture Style.Exposure: ISO 400, f/4, 1/250 second. Photo copyright Charlotte Lowrie Jay Leaning The cross-type AF sensors offer precise and speedy focusing. I used AF-point expansion (Manual selection) as the AF Area for this shot of a Steller's Jay.Exposure: ISO 200, f/5.6, 1/500 second using a -1/3-stop of Exposure Compensation. Photo copyright Charlotte Lowrie

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