Your plain-English; full-color guide to the Nikon D7200 Your Nikon D7200 comes packed with enough power to satisfy even seasoned photographers. Unfortunately; it doesnt come with an easy guide on how to adjust the cameras settings to get the photos you want. Thats where Nikon D7200 For Dummies comes in! Brimming with the tips; tricks; and friendly instruction youd gain in a basic photography course; it shows you how to get the very most out of your new Nikon D7200mdash;without losing your cool. Written by an experienced photographer and photography teacher; this fun; no-nonsense guide quickly gets you up and running on taking your first photos in automatic mode; then moves on to help you grasp more advanced features; like controlling exposure; adjusting color and focus for better results; using scene modes and priority modes; shooting portraits; action shots; outdoor shots; and night imagesmdash;and so much more. Navigate your cameras buttons; dials; and settings Apply pro tricks to get better color; focus; and sharpness from your images Control exposure settings and jump from auto mode to manual Make sense of tricky material through full-color explanations of core photography concepts If youre the proud new owner of a Nikon D7200; but dont have a tonmdash;or anymdash;experience with cameras; this hands-on guide will have you taking photos like a pro in no time!
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Excellent update of a classicBy ElizabethThis is an excellent update to the original book written by Jim Taylor and Cici Taylor. The authors have added maybe 30% of additional material. and the material has been updated to reflect new thinking and approaches.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy CustomerGreat to read and learn1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. " Whereas peak performance focuses on the so-called perfect performance. and nearly all dance psychologists adhere to ...By Eduardo JimenezThis book is groundbreaking in many ways. First. its one of few contemporary texts on the psychology rather than the techniques of dancing. Beyond this. it introduces a novel concept. that of "prime performance." as opposed to "peak performance." Whereas peak performance focuses on the so-called perfect performance. and nearly all dance psychologists adhere to this limited range of practice. prime performance is a broader theory of dance that emphasizes maintaining a balance: such that the peaks and valleys of ones performance can be managed as to increase the probability of improved performance and sustainable excellence without submitting every moment on stage or in rehearsal to the elusive. fictitious. and often destructive test of perfection. Beyond the novelity of its philosophy. it provides an equally novel. step by step. practical approach toward achieving prime performance: catered to a wide range of personality types. not to the abstract dancer. This is a masterpiece for anyone curious about the psychology of performance.
