Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital Field Guide

Learn how to take ideal shots with your Canon EOS 5D Mark II Without question, the Canon EOS 5D Mark II is a revolutionary development in dSLR technology. With its full–frame, 21.1–megapixel sensor, DiG!C 4 image processor, and 30 frames per second, high–definition video recording capability, it offers creative possibilities previously unknown. This practical, portable guide examines the camera′s features, explores the myriad menus and settings, discusses compatible lenses and Speedlites, and offers tips for capturing perfect photos and videos in common and uncommon situations. Learn to customize more than 20 functions Choose file formats, Exposure and Metering modes, and ISO and white balance settings Explore flash techniques for use in the field Discover how to light video, mix video and sound, and use Live View Gain professional advice on shooting sports, concerts, portraits, weddings, landscapes, products, and more

Introduction. CHAPTER 1 Anatomy of the Canon 5D Mark II. CHAPTER 2 Using the 5D Mark II Menus. CHAPTER 3 Choosing Settings on the 5D Mark II. CHAPTER 4 Color and Picture Styles. CHAPTER 5 Customizing the Canon 5D Mark II. CHAPTER 6 Selecting and Using Canon Lenses. CHAPTER 7 Working with Canon EX–series Speedlites. CHAPTER 8 Shooting Video with the 5D Mark II. CHAPTER 9 Sports, Concert, and Event Photography. CHAPTER 10 Landscape, Nature, and Travel Photography. CHAPTER 11 Portrait Photography. CHAPTER 12 Stock and Editorial Photography. CHAPTER 13 Wedding Photography. APPENDIX A Maintenance Tips for Your 5D Mark II. APPENDIX B 5D Mark II Specifications. Glossary. Index.

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