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  • ISBN-13: 9781681987071
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 556 pages, height x width: 232x178 mm
  • Sērija : The David Busch Camera Guide Series
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  • ISBN-10: 1681987074
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David Busch's Canon EOS R5/R6 Guide to Digital Photography

is your all-in-one comprehensive resource and reference for the exciting new Canon EOS R5 and R6 full-frame mirrorless cameras. Enthusiasts can choose between the super-high resolution of the R5’s 45-megapixel sensor, or the superior low-light performance and action-friendly high-capacity buffer of the 20-megapixel R6. Both cameras boast continuous shooting up to 20 frames per second, in-body image stabilization, and 1,053 Dual-Pixel II phase-detection AF points for lightning-fast, precise autofocus. Their high-resolution OLED electronic viewfinders provide a bright, clear view. Three available adapters make it easy to supplement your R-mount lenses with a broad selection of legacy Canon EF and EF-S optics. The EOS R5 and R6 have wireless connectivity to allow linking to a computer and iOS or Android smart device, high-definition 4K and Full HD movie-making capabilities, and a versatile swiveling touch-screen LCD. With this book in hand, you can quickly apply all these advanced features to your digital photography, while boosting your creativity to take great photographs with your Canon EOS R5 or R6.

Filled with detailed how-to steps and full-color illustrations, David Busch's Canon EOS R5/R6 Guide to Digital Photography covers all this upscale camera's features in depth, from taking your first photos through advanced details of setup, exposure, lens selection, lighting, and more, and relates each feature to specific photographic techniques and situations. Also included is the handy "roadmap" chapter, an easy-to-use visual guide to the cameras' features and controls. Learn when to use each option and, more importantly, when not to use them, by following the author’s recommended settings for every menu entry. With best-selling photographer and mentor David Busch as your guide, you'll quickly have full creative mastery of your camera’s capabilities, whether you're shooting on the job, as an advanced enthusiast, or are just out for fun. Start building your knowledge and confidence, while bringing your vision to light with the Canon EOS R5/R6 today.
Preface xi
Introduction xiii
Chapter 1 Thinking Outside the Box
1(28)
First Things First
2(4)
Initial Setup
6(9)
Power Options
6(2)
Mounting a Lens
8(1)
Adjusting Diopter Correction
9(1)
Inserting a Memory Card
9(1)
Learning Basic Navigation
10(2)
Formatting a Memory Card
12(2)
Setting the Time and Date
14(1)
Selecting a Shooting Mode
15(2)
Choosing a Metering Mode
17(2)
Mastering the Quick Control Screen
19(1)
Choosing a Focus Mode
19(1)
Selecting AF Method
20(2)
Other Settings
22(1)
Adjusting White Balance and ISO
22(1)
Using Drive Modes and Self-Timer/Remote
23(1)
Taking a Picture
23(1)
Reviewing the Images You've Taken
24(2)
Cruising through Index Views
25(1)
Transferring Photos to Your Computer
26(1)
Mastering the Quick Control Menus
26(3)
Quick Control: Shooting
27(1)
Quick Control: Playback
27(2)
Chapter 2 Your Visual Roadmap
29(18)
Front View
30(3)
The Business End
33(4)
Right Side Controls
35(2)
Mastering the Touch Screen
37(6)
Flexible View
37(1)
Touch Operation
38(5)
Going Topside
43(2)
Underneath Your Camera
45(2)
Chapter 3 Recommended Settings
47(8)
Changing Default Settings
47(4)
Resetting to Factory Defaults
47(4)
Recommended Default Changes
51(4)
Chapter 4 Nailing the Right Exposure
55(44)
Getting a Handle on Exposure
56(7)
Correctly Exposed
61(1)
Overexposed
62(1)
Underexposed
62(1)
Choosing a Metering Mode
63(2)
Choosing a Shooting Mode
65(10)
Scene Intelligent Auto Mode
66(1)
Aperture-Priority Mode
67(3)
Shutter-Priority Mode
70(1)
Program AE Mode
71(1)
Flexible-Priority Mode
72(1)
Manual Exposure Mode
73(2)
Adjusting Exposure with ISO Settings
75(3)
Dealing with Visual Noise
77(1)
Making EV Changes
78(1)
Bracketing Parameters
79(2)
Number of Exposures
80(1)
Bracketing Sequence
80(1)
Bracketing Auto Cancel
81(1)
Increment Between Exposures
81(1)
Creating a Bracketed Set
81(2)
Working with HDR
83(4)
Using HDR Mode
84(3)
Bracketing and Merge to HDR
87(4)
Fixing Exposures with Histograms
91(8)
Tonal Range
91(2)
Histogram Basics
93(1)
Understanding Histograms
94(5)
Chapter 5 Mastering the Mysteries of Focus
99(30)
Auto or Manual Focus?
99(1)
How Focus Works
100(12)
Contrast Detection
101(2)
Phase Detection
103(2)
AF Pixel Layout
105(1)
Dual Pixel CMOS AF
106(1)
Dual Pixel RAW Focus Adjustments (R5 Only)
107(3)
Circles of Confusion and Focus
110(2)
Working with the AF System
112(3)
AF Operation
112(3)
AF Method
115(6)
Face+Tracking AF
115(2)
Spot AF
117(1)
1-PointAF
118(1)
Expand AF Area
118(1)
Expand AF Area: Around
119(1)
Zone AF
119(1)
Large Zone AF (Vertical)/(Horizontal)
119(1)
Magnified View
120(1)
Fine-Tuning Your Autofocus
121(1)
Back-Button Focus
122(7)
Activating Back-Button Focus
126(3)
Chapter 6 Advanced Techniques
129(20)
Continuous Shooting
129(2)
More Exposure Options
131(1)
A Tiny Slice of Time
132(4)
Working with Short Exposures
133(3)
Long Exposures
136(5)
Three Ways to Take Long Exposures
136(1)
Working with Long Exposures
137(4)
Delayed Exposures
141(8)
Self-Timer
141(1)
Time Lapse and Interval Photography
141(3)
Star Trails
144(5)
Chapter 7 Choosing Your Lens Arsenal
149(30)
Your First Lenses
151(7)
Canon RF-Mount Lenses
154(4)
Using Adapted Lenses
158(2)
Canon RF-Mount Adapters
160(1)
Ingredients of Canon's Alphanumeric Soup
160(2)
Legacy Options
162(3)
Image Stabilization and You
165(4)
How It Works
167(2)
Most-Compatible Lenses
169(1)
What Lenses Can Do for You
169(2)
Categories of Lenses
171(1)
Using Wide-Angle Lenses
172(4)
Avoiding Potential Wide-Angle Problems
175(1)
Using Telephoto and Tele-Zoom Lenses
176(3)
Avoiding Telephoto Lens Problems
177(2)
Chapter 8 Mastering Light
179(16)
Light That's Available
179(5)
Continuous Lighting Basics
184(11)
Living with Color Temperature
184(2)
Daylight
186(1)
Incandescent/Tungsten/Halogen Light
187(1)
Fluorescent Light/Other Light Sources
188(1)
Fluorescent Light/LEDs
189(1)
Other Lighting Accessories
190(5)
Chapter 9 Electronic Flash Basics
195(32)
How Electronic Flash Works
196(5)
Ghost Images
197(2)
Avoiding Sync-Speed Problems
199(2)
Determining Exposure
201(1)
Guide Numbers
201(1)
Getting Started with Electronic Flash
202(4)
Flash Exposure Compensation and FE Lock
203(2)
Flash Range
205(1)
External Speedlite Control
206(1)
Flash Firing
206(4)
E-TTL Balance
206(1)
E-TTL II Metering
206(1)
Continuous Flash Control
207(1)
Slow Synchro
207(1)
Flash Function Settings
208(2)
Flash C.Fn Settings
210(1)
Clear Settings
210(1)
Using Flash Settings
210(7)
When to Disable Flash Firing
210(1)
More on Flash Modes
211(6)
Using External Electronic Flash
217(10)
Speedlite EL-1
219(1)
Speedlite 600EX-RT/600EX II-RT
220(2)
Speedlite 580EX II
222(1)
Speedlite 470EX-AI
223(1)
Speedlite 430EX III-RT
224(1)
Speedlite 320EX
224(1)
Speedlite EL-100
224(1)
Speedlite 270EX II
225(1)
Close-Up Lites
226(1)
Chapter 10 Working with Wireless Flash
227(20)
Wireless Evolution
227(1)
Elements of Wireless Flash
228(6)
Flash Combinations
228(1)
Controlling Flash Units
229(2)
Why Use Wireless Flash?
231(1)
Key Wireless Concepts
231(1)
Which Flashes Can Be Operated Wirelessly?
232(2)
Setting Up a Sender/Controller Flash
234(4)
Using a Speedlite as an Optical Sender
234(1)
Using the ST-E2 Transmitter as Sender
235(1)
Using the Speedlite EL-1 as Radio Sender
236(1)
Using the Speedlite 600EX-RT/600EX II-RT as Radio Sender
237(1)
Using the Speedlite 430EX III-RT as Radio Sender
237(1)
Using the ST-E3-RT as Radio Sender
238(1)
Setting Up a Receiver Flash
238(1)
Choosing a Channel
239(2)
Working with Groups
241(6)
Ratio Control
242(3)
Remote Release Function/Linked Shooting
245(2)
Chapter 11 Customizing with the Shooting Menu
247(60)
Anatomy of the Menus
247(2)
Shooting Menu Options
249(58)
Image Quality
250(4)
Dual Pixel RAW (R5 Only)
254(1)
Cropping/Aspect Ratio
255(2)
Exposure Compensation/Automatic Exposure Bracketing
257(1)
ISO Speed Settings
258(1)
HDR PQ Settings
259(1)
Auto Lighting Optimizer
259(2)
Highlight Tone Priority
261(1)
Anti-Flicker Shooting
261(1)
External Speedlite Control
262(3)
White Balance
265(3)
Custom White Balance
268(1)
White Balance Shift/Bracketing
269(1)
Color Space
270(3)
Picture Style
273(7)
Clarity
280(1)
Lens Aberration Correction
281(5)
Long Exposure Noise Reduction
286(2)
High ISO Speed Noise Reduction
288(1)
Dust Delete Data
288(1)
Multiple Exposure
289(4)
HDR Mode
293(1)
Focus Bracketing
294(4)
Interval Timer
298(1)
Bulb Timer
299(1)
Shutter Mode
299(1)
Release Shutter without Card
300(1)
IS (Image Stabilizer) Mode
301(1)
Touch Shutter
302(1)
Image Review
302(1)
High-Speed Display
303(1)
Metering Timer
303(1)
Exposure Simulation
303(1)
Shooting Information Display
304(1)
Viewfinder Display Format
305(1)
Display Performance
306(1)
Chapter 12 Customizing with the Autofocus Menu
307(14)
AF Menu Options
307(14)
AF Operation
308(1)
AF Method
308(1)
Subject to Detect
309(1)
Eye Detection
310(1)
Continuous AF
310(1)
Touch & Drag AF Settings
310(1)
MF Peaking Settings
311(1)
Focus Guide
312(1)
AF-Assist Beam Firing
312(1)
Servo AF Characteristics
312(2)
Lens Electronic MF
314(1)
One-Shot AF Release-priority
315(1)
Switching Tracked Subjects
315(1)
Lens Drive when AF Impossible
315(1)
Limit AF Methods
316(1)
AF Method Selection Control
316(1)
Orientation Linked AF Point
317(1)
Initial Servo AF Point for Face+Tracking
317(1)
Focus Ring Rotation
318(1)
RF Lens MF Focus Ring Sensitivity
318(1)
Multi-controller Sensitivity AF Point Select
319(1)
Electronic Full-Time MF
319(2)
Chapter 13 The Playback and Wireless Menus
321(36)
Playback Menu Options
321(23)
Protect Images
322(2)
Erase Images
324(1)
Rotate Stills
325(1)
Change Movie Rotate Info
326(1)
Rating
326(1)
Image Copy
327(2)
Print Order
329(1)
Photobook Set-up
330(1)
RAW Image Processing (R6)/RAW Processing (RAW/DPRAW) (R5)
331(2)
DPRAW Processing (R5 Only)
333(1)
Resize
334(1)
Cropping
335(1)
HEIF-->JPEG Conversion
336(1)
Slide Show
336(1)
Set Image Search Conditions
337(1)
Magnification (apx)
338(1)
Image Jump with Main Dial
338(1)
Switch Main Dial/Quick Control Dial 2
339(1)
Rate Button Function (R6 Only)
339(1)
Rate/Record Button Function (R5 Only)
340(1)
Memo Audio Quality (R5 Only)
341(1)
Playback Information Display
341(2)
Highlight Alert
343(1)
AF Point Disp
343(1)
Playback Grid
343(1)
Movie Play Count
344(1)
HDMI HDR Output
344(1)
Wireless Menu
344(2)
Connecting to a Smartphone via Bluetooth
346(2)
Connecting to a Smartphone Using Wi-Fi
348(2)
Connecting to a Computer Using Wi-Fi
350(1)
Wi-Fi Connection Using an Access Point/FTP Server
351(1)
Uploading to a Web Service
352(1)
Connecting to Wireless Remote Control
353(1)
Ready to Go
353(4)
Chapter 14 Set-up Menu
357(24)
Set-up Menu Options
357(24)
Record Functions+Card/Folder Sel
358(4)
File Numbering
362(1)
File Name
363(3)
Format Card
366(1)
Auto Rotate
366(1)
Add Movie Rotate Information
367(1)
Date/Time/Zone
367(1)
Language
368(1)
Video System
368(1)
Help Text Size
368(1)
Beep
369(1)
Headphone Volume
369(1)
Power Saving
369(1)
Eco Mode
370(1)
Screen/Viewfiede/Display
370(1)
Screen Brightness/VTewfinder Brightness
371(1)
Screen/Viewfinder Color Tone
372(1)
Fine-Tune Viewfinder Color Tone
372(1)
UI Magnification
372(1)
HDMI Resolution
373(1)
Touch Control
373(1)
Multi-Function Lock
374(1)
Shutter at Shutdown
374(1)
Sensor Cleaning
375(1)
Reset Camera
375(1)
Custom Shooting Mode (C1--C3)
376(1)
Save/Load Camera Settings On Card (R5 only)
377(1)
Battery Information
377(2)
Copyright Information
379(1)
Manual/Software URL
380(1)
Certification Logo Display
380(1)
Firmware
380(1)
Chapter 15 The Custom Functions and My Menus
381(18)
Custom Function Settings
382(14)
Exposure Level Increments
382(1)
ISO Speed Setting Increments
382(1)
Speed From Metering/ISO Auto
383(1)
Bracketing Auto Cancel
383(1)
Bracketing Sequence
383(1)
Number of Bracketed Shots
384(1)
Safety Shift
384(1)
Same Exposure for New Aperture
385(2)
AE Lock Metering Mode After Focus
387(1)
Restrict Shooting Modes (R5 Only)
387(1)
Set Shutter Speed Range
388(1)
Set Aperture Range
388(1)
Dial Direction During Tv/Av
388(1)
Control Ring Rotation
389(1)
Customize Buttons
389(3)
Customize Dials
392(1)
Clear Customized Settings
393(1)
Add Cropping Information
393(1)
Audio Compression
394(1)
Default Erase Option
394(1)
Release Shutter without Lens
395(1)
Retract Lens on Power Off
395(1)
Add IPTC Information
395(1)
My Menu
396(3)
Clear All Custom Func. (C.Fn)
398(1)
Chapter 16 Capturing Video
399(28)
Getting Started
399(2)
R6 Video in a Nutshell
400(1)
R5 Video Overview
401(1)
Movie Shooting Menus
401(16)
Shooting Mode (R6 only)
402(1)
Movie Recording Quality
402(2)
Movie Cropping
404(1)
Sound Recording
405(1)
Movie ISO Speed Settings
406(1)
Av 1/8-stop Increments
407(1)
Movie Auto Slow Shutter
408(1)
Canon Log Settings
408(2)
HDR Movie Recording
410(1)
Time-lapse Movie
410(1)
Movie Self-timer
411(1)
Remote Control
411(1)
IS (Image Stabilizer Mode)
412(1)
Shutter Button Function for Movies
413(1)
Zebra Settings
413(2)
Shooting Information Display/Viewfinder Display Format
415(1)
Overheat Control
415(1)
HDMI Display
415(1)
Time Code
416(1)
Movie Autofocus Menus
417(2)
Movie Servo AF
418(1)
Movie Servo AF Speed
418(1)
Movie Servo AF Tracking Sensitivity
418(1)
Compression, Resolution, and Frame Rates
419(3)
Compression
419(2)
Resolution
421(1)
Frame Rate
421(1)
High Frame Rate Video
422(1)
HDR Movies
423(1)
Exposure Options
423(2)
More on Shutter Speeds
424(1)
Playback and Editing
425(2)
Chapter 17 Tips for Shooting Better Video
427(18)
Using an External Recorder/Monitor
427(18)
Lens Craft
429(3)
Keep Things Stable and on the Level
432(1)
Shooting Script
433(1)
Storyboards
433(1)
Storytelling in Video
433(2)
Composition
435(3)
Lighting for Video
438(3)
Audio
441(3)
Stills from Movies
444(1)
Chapter 18 Troubleshooting and Prevention
445(18)
Updating Your Firmware
445(3)
Official Firmware
446(1)
Upgrading Your Firmware
446(2)
Protecting Your LCD
448(1)
Troubleshooting Memory Cards
449(4)
All Your Eggs in One Basket?
449(2)
What Can Go Wrong?
451(1)
What Can You Do?
452(1)
Cleaning Your Sensor
453(10)
Dust the FAQs, Ma'am
454(1)
Identifying and Dealing with Dust
455(1)
Avoiding Dust
456(1)
Sensor Cleaning
457(6)
Index 463
With more than two million books in print, David D. Busch is the world's #1 best-selling camera guide author, with more than 100 guidebooks for Nikon, Canon, Sony, Olympus, Pentax, and Panasonic cameras, and many popular books devoted to digital photography and imaging techniques. His best-sellers include Digital SLR Cameras and Photography for Dummies, which has sold more than 300,000 copies in five editions, and Mastering Digital SLR Photography, now in its Fourth Edition.

The graduate of Kent State University is a former newspaper reporter/photographer, and operated his own commercial photo studio, shooting sports, weddings, portraits, fashion, architecture, product photography, and travel images. For 22 years he was a principal in CCS/PR, Inc., one of the largest public relations/marketing firms based in San Diego, working on press conferences, press kits, media tours, and sponsored photo trade magazine articles for Eastman Kodak Company and other imaging companies. His 2500 articles and accompanying photos have appeared inside and on the covers of hundreds of magazines, including Popular Photography, Rangefinder, and Professional Photographer.

For the last decade, Busch has devoted much of his time to sharing his photographic expertise, both in publications, and in seminar/workshops he hosts at the Cleveland Photographic Society School of Photography. He has been a call-in guest for 21 different radio shows nationally and in major markets, including WTOP-AM (Washington), KYW-AM (Philadelphia), USA Network (Daybreak USA), WPHM-AM (Detroit), KMJE-FM (Sacramento), CJAD-AM (Montreal), WBIX-AM (Boston), ABC Radio Network (Jonathan & Mary Show). He's also been a call-in guest for one Canadian television show, and appeared live on Breakfast Television in Toronto, the Today Show of the Great White North.

With a total of more than 200 books to his credit, Busch has had as many as five books appear simultaneously in the Amazon.com Top 25 Digital Photography Books, and when Michael Carr of About.com named the top five digital photography books for beginners, the initial #1 and #2 choices were Busch's Digital Photography All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies and Mastering Digital Photography. His work has been translated into Arabic, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Bulgarian, German, Italian, French, and other languages. Busch lives in Ravenna, Ohio, and you can find him online at www.dslrguides.com.