
Canon EOS 80D For Dummies
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- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- A Quick Look at What's Ahead
- Icons and Other Stuff to Note
- eCheat Sheet
- Practice, Be Patient, and Have Fun!
- Part 1 Fast Track to Super Snaps
- Chapter 1 Getting the Lay of the Land
- Looking at Lenses
- Choosing a lens
- Attaching and removing a lens
- Zooming in and out
- Using an IS (image stabilizer) lens
- Getting acquainted with focusing
- Adjusting the Viewfinder
- Adjusting the Monitor Position
- Using the Touchscreen
- Working with Memory Cards
- Exploring External Camera Features
- Topside controls
- Back-of-the-body controls
- Front odds and ends
- Connection ports
- Ordering from Camera Menus
- Navigating the Custom Functions Menu
- Monitoring Critical Camera Settings
- The Info button: Choosing what the screen shows
- Checking the Camera Settings display
- Viewing the Shooting Settings display
- Decoding viewfinder data
- Reading the LCD panel
- Changing Settings via the Quick Control Screen
- Getting Help from Your Camera
- Reviewing Basic Setup Options
- Cruising the Setup menus
- Setting up the Lock switch
- Taking two final setup steps
- Chapter 2 Choosing Basic Picture Settings
- Choosing an Exposure Mode
- Changing the Drive Mode
- Getting Familiar with the Built-in Flash
- Using flash in the fully automatic modes
- Enabling flash in advanced exposure modes
- Using Red-Eye Reduction flash
- Controlling Picture Quality
- Diagnosing quality problems
- Decoding the Image Quality options
- Considering Resolution: Large, Medium, or Small?
- Understanding File Type (JPEG or Raw)
- JPEG: The imaging (and web) standard
- Raw (CR2): The purist's choice
- Our take: Choose Fine or Raw
- Setting the Photo Aspect Ratio
- Chapter 3 Taking Great Pictures, Automatically
- As Easy As It Gets: Auto and Flash Off
- Taking Advantage of Scene (SCN) Modes
- Modifying scene mode results
- Gaining More Control with Creative Auto
- Chapter 4 Exploring Live View Shooting and Movie Making
- Getting Started
- Reviewing Live View and Movie mode cautions
- Customizing the display
- Focusing in Live View and Movie Modes
- Continuous autofocusing in Movie mode
- Choosing an AF (autofocus) mode
- Manual focusing
- Zooming in for a focus check
- Exploring Other Live View Options
- Adjusting other Live View picture settings
- Using the touch shutter
- Recording Your First Movie
- Customizing Movie Recording Settings
- Shooting Menu 4 (Movie)
- Shooting Menu 5 (Movie)
- Using Movie Digital Zoom
- Playing Movies
- Part 2 Working with Picture Files
- Chapter 5 Picture Playback
- Disabling and Adjusting Image Review
- Exploring Playback Mode
- Switching to Index (thumbnails) view
- Using the Quick Control screen during playback
- Jumping through images
- Rotating pictures
- Zooming in for a closer view
- Viewing Picture Data
- Basic Information display data
- Shooting Information display mode
- Understanding histograms
- Enabling a few display extras
- Deleting Photos
- Erasing single images
- Erasing all images on the memory card
- Erasing selected images
- Protecting Photos
- Protecting (or unprotecting) a single photo
- Protecting multiple photos
- Rating Photos
- Viewing Your Photos on a Television
- Chapter 6 Downloading, Printing, and Sharing Your Photos
- Installing the Canon Software
- Sending Pictures to the Computer
- Connecting camera and computer via USB
- Connecting to the computer via Wi-Fi
- Downloading from the camera
- Downloading from a card reader
- Processing Raw (CR2) Files
- Processing Raw images in the camera
- Converting Raw images in Digital Photo Professional
- Planning for Perfect Prints
- Preparing Pictures for Online Sharing
- Part 3 Taking Creative Control
- Chapter 7 Getting Creative with Exposure
- Kicking Your Camera into High Gear
- Introducing Exposure Basics: Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO
- Understanding exposure-setting side effects
- Doing the exposure balancing act
- Monitoring Exposure Settings
- Choosing an Exposure Metering Mode
- Setting ISO, f-stop, and Shutter Speed
- Controlling ISO
- Adjusting aperture and shutter speed
- Sorting through Your Camera's Exposure-Correction Tools
- Overriding autoexposure results with Exposure Compensation
- Improving high-contrast shots
- Experimenting with Auto Lighting Optimizer
- Correcting vignetting with Peripheral Illumination Correction
- Dampening noise
- Locking Autoexposure Settings
- Bracketing Exposures Automatically
- Setting up for automatic bracketing
- Shooting a bracketed series
- Using Flash in Advanced Exposure Modes
- Understanding your camera's approach to flash
- Using flash outdoors
- Adjusting flash power with Flash Exposure Compensation
- Locking the flash exposure
- Exploring more flash options
- Chapter 8 Manipulating Focus and Color
- Reviewing Focus Basics
- Introducing the AF-ON button
- Adjusting Autofocus Performance
- AF Area mode: One focus point or many?
- Changing the AF (autofocus) operation mode
- Choosing the right autofocus combo
- Manipulating Depth of Field
- Controlling Color
- Correcting colors with white balance
- Changing the White Balance setting
- Creating a custom White Balance setting
- Fine-tuning White Balance settings
- Bracketing shots with white balance
- Taking a Quick Look at Picture Styles
- Chapter 9 Putting It All Together
- Recapping Basic Picture Settings
- Setting Up for Specific Scenes
- Shooting still portraits
- Capturing action
- Capturing scenic vistas
- Capturing dynamic close-ups
- Part 4 The Part of Tens
- Chapter 10 Ten Features to Explore on a Rainy Day
- Enabling Mirror Lockup Shooting
- Adding Cleaning Instructions to Images
- Tagging Files with Your Copyright Claim
- Exploring Wi-Fi Functions
- Experimenting with Creative Filters
- Shooting in Multiple Exposure Mode
- Investigating Two More Printing Options
- Presenting a Slide Show
- Editing Movies
- Creating Video Snapshots and Time Lapse Movies
- Chapter 11 Ten More Ways to Customize Your Camera
- Creating Your Own Exposure Modes
- Creating Your Very Own Camera Menu
- Creating Custom Folders
- Changing the Color Space from sRGB to Adobe RGB
- Changing the Direction of the Dials
- Changing All the Furniture Around
- Disabling the AF-Assist Beam
- Controlling the Lens Focus Drive
- Making the Flashing Red AF Points Go Away
- Considering a Few Other Autofocusing Tweaks
- Index
- EULA
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