Early on in this book I spoke about the camera’s built-in help screens, and how it really was more useful as a memory jog for people who once knew what it had to say, rather than as a teaching aid. A Special Bonus Feature for your camera bag. Just download, print, cut, and laminate!
Early on in this book I spoke about the camera’s built-in help screens, and how it really was more useful as a memory jog for people who once knew what it had to say, rather than as a teaching aid.
Well, I believe in memory jogs. And I also know that readers of my previous books had printed out many parts of the book (especially the “My Personal Camera Settings” and “A Cookbook for Special Shooting Situations”) so they can be a handy reference in their camera bags.
Well, here’s a gift for you. Australian Photographer Tony Phillips (www.TonyPhillips.org) has created a set of cards which summarize the most popular parts of my book that people used to print. (Think it’s an easy task to get complex ideas across using the least number of words? Well, it’s not!) And so, below is a link to a .zip file you can download which contains .pdfs formatted for both A4 and US Letter-sized paper. All you have to do is print them out, cut them up, laminate them, and keep the deck in your camera bag as a happy reminder of the fun you’ve had reading this book and learning about your camera. Think of it as a gift from Tony and me.
You can download the .zip file from here:
Enjoy!