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# Photographer's Guide to the Sony DSC-RX100 II

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- **What is this?** Photographer's Guide to the Sony DSC-RX100 II by alexander s. white
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## Customer Reviews

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    Excellent Manual
  

*by O***O on Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2014*

Anyone's who's read (or tried to) a typical camera manual knows how useless they often are. Enter this "Photographer's Guide" series by Alex White . . . This is the manual you've been waiting for. He writes excellent manuals for a range of different cameras. When I bought my Sony RX-100 II I went through the Sony-supplied manual but found it less than helpful. When I saw this guide on Amazon, I snapped it up, and was not disappointed. It goes through every single option available on this sophisticated "pocket" camera, and does a great job explaining how to access and use all the functions (a great many). Since getting this guide (I downloaded the digital version onto my Kindle and iPad Mini), I read a chapter a night with the RX-100 II right beside me. A great way to learn how to get the best out of this complex (but easy to use) the RX-100 II. Alex White's book does a first-rate job of explaining its full functionality, adding immensely to the enjoyment of using this top-of-the-line "bridge" camera. He writes clearly and to the point, and offers multiple images of the screens on the camera so you can follow exactly what to do.Halfway through studying the RX-100 II guide, I emailed Alex White asking him to write a similar "guide" for Sony's more recent RX-10 (another excellent camera). He responded immediately to say he was already working on it, and aims to have it complete by end of March (2014). I will be the first to snap it up. Even though I expect much of the detail will be similar, if not identical, to the RX-100 II, the two cameras are different enough to warrant a new manual.If you have any hesitation about whether to buy these guides—just do it. You will be glad you did. This guy creates superb manuals/guides, and I think Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm, Canon etc. should hire him to write their manuals. He sets a new standard.

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    The missing User Manual
  

*by E***W on Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2014*

Sony provides very little ""How to" for a great camera with NUMEROUS MENUS AND OPTIONS.Would have given 5 stars but the copy I received was a bad print with blank pages. Due to unexpected events I didn't open it until after Amazon Return Rule.  Talked with Mr. White, no problem, if Amazon doesn't replace he would, and, offered the eBook download while the replacement arrives.Talked with Amazon rep who got me an exception.  Received the replacement THE NEXT AFTERNOON, UPS!The book starts as it should, gets you up and running with the really terrific three 'auto' choices and moves on into conventional Aperture and Speed modes.  Covers ALL the myriad scene selection types from bright daylight to night with numerous specifics: portrait, landscape, etc.  Hard to imagine a situation not covered if your choice is to let the camera do the work.  Also, he extends great advice on Raw or jpg using all the features including ISO, DOF and special effects.As an aging "pro-amateur," I downsized from Canon DSLRs and numerous lens.  Just too much to handle, but wanted to retain as much quality as I could.Really recommend getting the eBook to go along with the print.  Great tool for Tablet  or Smartphone.

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    Some useful info, but too much generic or unnecessary info
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2014*

I found lots of useful stuff towards the end, but there much too much material that one doesn't need to read in a book, such as which way to insert the card and the need to press it in until it clicks. Yes, someone who never before used a digital camera would need this, but that's a tiny fraction of the folks who have a $750 RX100.Another example: The treatment of the Eye-Fi card (or whatever it's called), with a comment at the end that one probably wouldn't use such a thing in a WiFi-equipped camera. This seems to have been taken from the earlier RX100 (pre II) book (which I haven't seen), but here is just confusing and fills up space for no reason.Anyway, what I hoped this book would be was advanced material not available in the Sony user's manual, and there's a little that, but mostly it's a very introductory primer for those who are completely new to digital cameras.That said, the book also has an occasional sentence that only an experienced digital photographer would understand, such as these: "The lens itself has a 35mm equivalent focal length range of 28mm to 100mm and an aperture range of f/ 1.8 to f/ 11.0. (The actual focal length of the lens is 10.4mm to 37.1mm; the “35mm equivalent range” is commonly used to state the focal length in a way that can easily be compared to lenses of other cameras.)" Here, "35mm" refers not to a focal length, as the other mm measurements do, but to the width of the film in a so-called 35mm film camera. Really, someone who needs to be told photography basics, which is what the author is apparently assuming, would have no idea what the heck 35mm is supposed to mean. The phrase "other cameras" just makes things worse.OK, didn't mean to come down so hard, but perhaps Mr. White could use my comments to improve as he continues to write books.

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