books by Artur Landt (minolta eos-1v manual)

books by Artur Landt

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7 reviews
Artur Landt

Saunders/Silver Pixel, 2002

I keep this book in the toilet.
There is so much good stuff to learn about my Elan 7E, that I kept this book next to the toilet for the first 4 months. I then put it in my camera bag, and have further accelerated my understanding of this very technical, and very fun camera. In fact, just last weekend, I found the depth of field preview button. So many buttons. I would have liked to have seen better explanation of certain ...

Magic Lantern Guides: Nikon N60 (Magic Lantern Guides)

6 reviews
Artur Landt

Sterling, 1999

Magic Lantern Guides, Nikon N60/F60
An easily understandable book that explains all the functions of this camera and how to use them in great, yet simple detail. It fills in the major gaps that the owner's manual fails to address to those new to SLR camera operation. Once you read this book, you will be able to utilize ALL functions of this camera and know the expected outcome of using each function. It also explains the ...

Canon EOS 3.
Artur Landt

Laterna Magica /Callwey, 1999

Magic Lantern Guides: Canon EOS Rebel Ti EOS 300V (A Lark Photography Book)

3 reviews
Artur Landt

Lark Books, 2003

Very Helpful
This book covers all the camera controls plus tells you how various settings relate to the finished picture. I found it much more helpful than the instruction book which was rather cryptic. I would recommend this if you want to really get the most out of your camera.

Canon EOS 30.
Artur Landt

Laterna Magica /Callwey, 2000

Nikon N80/F80

12 reviews
Artur Landt, Peter Burien

Saunders/Silver Pixel, 2000

An Excellent Resource
Nicely illustrated, very descriptive compendium of techniques for the Nikon N80/F80 camera. I waited at least a year until it became available... very happy with the product.

Canon EOS 300 V.
Artur Landt

Laterna Magica /Callwey, 2003

Canon EOS 40D: The Rocky Nook Manual
Artur Landt

Rocky Nook, 2008

Your new Canon EOS 40D arrives, gets unpacked, batteries are fully loaded, and you are ready to go. For the next few weeks you will be in experimental mode, trying out your camera "and you often end up with a basic and limited set of functions and modes, which you will use for the rest of the camera's life. Why? Because you, like most of us, are lazy, and because the manual that comes with the camera is too dense and confusing. Get the ...

Magic Lantern Guides: Canon Eos 3 (Magic Lantern Guides)

4 reviews
Bob Shell, Artur Landt

Sterling, 2000

Magic Lantern Guide's Canon EOS-3, Great for Beginners
If you're familiar with the Magic Lantern Guides (MLG), you already know this book as they all follow a common pattern: the basics of photography intermingled with operational specifics about the camera. Everything in Canon's EOS 3 manual is covered here, but in a more expository manner. Whereas the original manual lists features and how to turn them on and off, MLG tells you more of the how ...

Magic Lantern Guides: Canon EOS Rebel T2: EOS Rebel K2, EOS Rebel Ti, EOS 300X, EOS 3000V, EOS 300V (A Lark ...

1 review
Artur Landt

Lark Books, 2005

Magic Lantern Guide to Canon T2, K2 Ti
Alot of the info seems to come out of the Canon supplied manual itself. Which in itself isn't very good.A good part of the book is taken up basically giving you specs of lenses and flash units. With no recommendations weather they are good or not so good products. IMHO you get very little more than you would get out of the Canon manual. Which isn't very much.