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List Price: $19.95 Our Price: $15.96 You Save: $3.99 (20%) Paperback - 288 pages 1 Ed edition (March 1998) Sterling Publications, Dimensions (in inches): 0.61 x 4.99 x 7.45 The Nikon Field Guide: A Photographer's Portable Reference by Thom Hogon, Thom Hogan One thing that gets respect in the field is a true pro working the lights, reflectors and equipment on a shoot. Yet if you look in the ditty bag, you'll probably find a tattered, dog-eared copy of the Field Guide. With 35 b/w illustrations, it's the true Nikon user's bible -- and the only guide you'll ever need for getting professional results with any Nikon camera. Instructions, advice, and data for every setup gives you quick answers to any question about exposure, equipment, or shooting techniques. Master all your Nikon's most advanced features, without having to memorize steps and settings. Refer to it to protect your equipment when shooting under extreme conditions. Consult its troubleshooting tips to save a trip to the repair shop. Other expert advice helps you expand your horizons: tips on stalking and attracting wildlife, shooting aerial and night views, and mastering a broad range of special effects for making more creative photographs. Complete technical information covers daylight and flash exposure, reciprocity effects, and filters, plus concise operating instructions for Nikon F5, F4, N90s/F90X, N70/F70, and FM2n cameras and popular Speedlight flash units. Trim size: 5 x 7 1/2. --This text refers to the paperback edition of this title Marti Saltzman, VP/Publisher, Silver Pixel Press says: "Finally, an all-in-one guide for Nikon photographers! Complete, compact and designed for use in the field, this book provides quick answers to common and unusual questions regarding exposure, equipment, and shooting techniques. This smart take-along manual includes concise operating instructions (with feature callouts) for current Nikon cameras." Keywords: Photography: digital photography, cameras, manipulation, montage, retouching, (Photo) - - 9/14/99