FREE: The Pip Expanded Guide to the Canon EOS 400D/Digital Rebel XTi

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Synopsis
In this comprehensive guide to the Canon EOS 400D / Digital Rebel XTi photography journalists Tracy Hallett and James Beattie demonstrate how to make great pictures using this exceptionally versatile camera. This easy-to-follow user's guide includes: Every function and feature explained, A complete guide to the principles of digital photography, Information on compatible lenses, flash units and accessories, Detailed advice on: shooting a wide range of subjects, connecting to a computer, caring for your camera. Book jacket.

The latest edition to the popularPIP Expanded Guideseries explains the ins and outs of the newest model in Canon's extremely successful EOS range of digital SLRs. Packed with advice on getting the best from the camera in any given situation--including portraits, landscapes and wildlife photography--it is perfect for amateurs and enthusiasts alike. Step-by-step illustrated instructions demonstrate how to operate the camera, and stunning, full-color photographs provide inspiration and examples of every technique. Every feature is described in detail, including how to take advantage of Canon's countless innovations like the evaluative metering system, electronic through-the-lens flash metering, the ultrasonic lens motors, and the wide range of available macro lenses. Plus, the handy field-guide format is perfect for popping into a camera bag.