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Canon Eos Elan 7/7E (Magic Lantern Guides)

Canon Eos Elan 7/7E (Magic Lantern Guides)

Product Type: Book

Product Price: $19.95

Manufacturer: Saunders/Silver Pixel

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Description

The Canon EOS Elan 7 and 7E models--the company's newest SLRs, known as EOS 30 and 33 outside the American market--are high-performance cameras in compact bodies that will appeal to high-level amateur as well as professional photographers. Each offers a number of sophisticated features that can improve your photography: a precise focusing system using a CMOS sensor, 35-zone evaluative metering system, Eye Controlled Focus, 13 custom functions, extra fast autofocus tracking and shutter speeds, high-speed film advance, and silent shooting. So, take advantage of all these cameras can do, with a practical manual that illuminates all their features in far more detail than the manufacturer's instruction booklet. Sized to fit nicely into your camera bag, the Magic Lantern books feature sewn bindings and laminated covers that are durable.

Reviews

Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2005-06-30
Summary: "Repeats manual, nothing else"

As compared to the camera's manual, I was hoping that this book would explain in a more comprehensive manner the camera's function (i.e. give practical advice). As it turns out, it does nothing more than paraphrase the manual. I found it to be a complete waste of money and would not recommend it to anyone except those that have lost their manual.

Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2003-12-10
Summary: "Save your money..."

This book was a complete waste of $20. The EOS 7 has so many features, but very few of them are explained in this book any better than the manual. These folks should be embarassed to sell this for the price. I now know why they're sealed in plastic wrap at the bookstore -- to prevent you from actually seeing inside before purchasing... For other cameras I own, I've found the Short Course in Photography series by Dennis Curtin to be great resources. I don't think they have one on the EOS 7 however.

Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2003-08-12
Summary: "Second-hand recount of the user's manual."

When I had bought Canon Elan 7E, I got quite overwhelmed by the miriad of buttons, options, and possibilities that the camera provides. I read the little booklet that came with the camera, but did not feel much relief. I thought a thicker, more detailed book will help. NOT THIS ONE! What I found inside were pages and pages of useless paraphrasing of what the little booklet had, minus the comparative pictures that show the effect, plus major technical inacuracies on top of that! For people who want to learn how to use Canon, I'd recommend the "EOS Magazine" from England.

Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2003-05-20
Summary: "I keep this book in the toilet."

There is so much good stuff to learn about my Elan 7E, that I kept this book next to the toilet for the first 4 months. I then put it in my camera bag, and have further accelerated my understanding of this very technical, and very fun camera.

In fact, just last weekend, I found the depth of field preview button.

So many buttons.

I would have liked to have seen better explanation of certain photography technical terms in the book. Depth of Field, Focal Length, F-Stop. I suppose the authors thought that anyone paying so much money for a camera would have understood these things. I now do, after I bought the Alesse book.

This book, however, does a very good job explaining how this camera worked. I would recommend it.

Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2002-10-22
Summary: "Unnecessary!"

One review discribes this book precisely: "I lost my manual. This book replaced it perfectly"!
There's almost no information that's not already in the manual. Not even basic information I hoped to find in this book e.g. "Will the camera set the custom functions to default when changing the batteries?" No, it only "in portrait mode the depth of the field will be shallow." Even in the EOS manual there are sample pictures in order to illustrate this function.
For similar prices you'll find much better books on understanding photography (e.g. John Shaws nature photography field guide"). In combination with your manual even the biggest photgraphy rookie will learn more from this combination.
Of course, if you lost your manual, this book deserves five stars for it's a substitute to your manual - not more!