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    Posted: 04 April 2013 at 17:47
Two cameras covered in one book, now available here.
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i hope no one wants a printed copy, the prices are insane....
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Limited run printed publications cost money - I doubt Gary has thousands printed out. I just bought this book (and have Gary's book for each camera model that I own). It's a great resource (and so is Gary).

I also highly recommend Cameracraft magazine, which Gary co-edits with David Kilpatrick (another great resource).
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Originally posted by Almazar80 Almazar80 wrote:

Limited run printed publications cost money - I doubt Gary has thousands printed out. I just bought this book (and have Gary's book for each camera model that I own). It's a great resource (and so is Gary).

I also highly recommend Cameracraft magazine, which Gary co-edits with David Kilpatrick (another great resource).


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Just downloaded the NEX6 ebook to go with Minolta 7D, A100, A700, A850, A77. Gosh I hope my wife doesn't read this!
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Just bought my copy-$26.50 seems fine for one of Gary's books in 3 formats. Do have the NEX-7 one from iBooks (a little cheaper though) too.
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Originally posted by krislord krislord wrote:

i hope no one wants a printed copy, the prices are insane....


Gary's books are worth every penny. Get the pdf version instead of the printed if money is the issue.
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Gary's books are insanely helpful. I read the a99 book in its (almost) entirety when I was coming back from London and I have to say, it was the most productive use of my time and I learned so much about every little detail about the a99. The best part was, it never felt like I was reading way too much tech jargon (even as an engineer, I get bored quickly). The vocabulary and writing style was worth every penny. If I needed to learn the NEX-6, I'm getting this book. He even provides the updates for free :D

Here's the best part: It looks like Gary's self-published so I didn't feel bad about a middleman (publisher) selling it for $30 and Gary keeps $0.05 per copy hahaha
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Originally posted by shidairyproduct shidairyproduct wrote:

Gary's books are insanely helpful. I read the a99 book in its (almost) entirety when I was coming back from London and I have to say, it was the most productive use of my time and I learned so much about every little detail about the a99. The best part was, it never felt like I was reading way too much tech jargon (even as an engineer, I get bored quickly). The vocabulary and writing style was worth every penny. If I needed to learn the NEX-6, I'm getting this book. He even provides the updates for free :D

Here's the best part: It looks like Gary's self-published so I didn't feel bad about a middleman (publisher) selling it for $30 and Gary keeps $0.05 per copy hahaha


Agree with every word, especially about how Gary's book inform and are never boring. What I wanted to add is how much I learned about my a850 from reading the a77 book! There were many features common to both cameras that I had been unaware of after having used the a850 for more than 3 years.

As a camera salesman, I do one-on-one training with customers. I frequently quote Gary when training on Sony products, then give people the web address for Gary's books.
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That is great that you do that 2manycamera!
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Originally posted by 2manycamera 2manycamera wrote:



Agree with every word, especially about how Gary's book inform and are never boring. What I wanted to add is how much I learned about my a850 from reading the a77 book! There were many features common to both cameras that I had been unaware of after having used the a850 for more than 3 years.


Yes, I'll second that. I buy lots of books, but rarely new ones. Gary's are one of the few that I know will never disappoint me. I have the A58, the A900, and now the Nex 6 one. There is a lot of commonality (many of the camera functions are similar) but there's enough difference - and practical experience of using the camera in it - to make it still worthwhile buying if the camera is significantly different from the mdoel you have already.
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