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Nikon D90 Digital Field Guide by J. Dennis Thomas (Paperback, 2009)

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Explore the world of photography with the Nikon D90 Digital Field Guide by J. Dennis Thomas. This comprehensive guide is perfect for photographers of all skill levels, especially those who are looking to capture stunning photographs in the field. The book covers a wide range of topics, including camera settings, lighting, composition, and more. With over 300 pages of detailed information, this paperback book is an essential addition to any photographer's library. The guide is written in English and was published in 2009 by John Wiley & Sons LTD. The book measures 229mm in height, 157mm in width, and weighs 572g. It also comes with an ISBN-13 of 9780470449929. Get ready to take your photography skills to the next level with this fantastic guide.

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The essential, full-color guide to the Nikon D90--one of the first DSLRs to create high-definition movie clips Boasting a 3-inch high-resolution LCD screen, 11-point autofocus, and 12.3 megapixels, the Nikon D90 is packed with extraordinary potential for under $1,300 for the body and lens. This new Digital Field Guide helps photographers take their pictures to the next level, offering full-color example photographs and step-by-step techniques for taking great portraits, candids, sports shots, travel photos, and more. The book also includes valuable guidance on the new D-Movie feature, which allows users to create their own high-definition video clips, and offers coverage of everything from choosing lenses and using camera features and functions to adjusting white balance, autofocus, and exposure. J. Dennis Thomas (Austin, TX) is a freelance photographer who has won numerous awards for both his film and digital photography. He is the author of five Digital Field Guides and his work has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers. His blog is deadsailorproductions.blogspot.com.