Upgrading to the EOS 6D by Nina Bailey (reprint)

Finish: A5 spiral bound book (also available in A4)

This is a trial service until 31 December 2017.

1. Moving to a new camera can be daunting: controls may have moved, there's new technology to understand and get to grips with before you can start to feel comfortable when shooting. This is particularly true of the EOS 6D – Canon's first affordable full-frame camera which has brought many of the features of the 5D Mark III and 1D X within reach of enthusiast photographers.
   
   The EOS 6D introduced a new entry point in Canon’s extensive range – an affordable full frame camera. It’s smaller and lighter than the 5D Mark III and offers a valuable step between the simpler introductory models and the high level prosumer range. However, because many photographers will be stepping up to the 6D from an entry level model like the 600D, there's a big learning curve ahead.
   Nina's third book in the Upgrading series will help existing EOS users moving up to the 6D. You will learn about the layout changes, the new options in the comprehensive menu system and how the focusing works. Find out about the GPS features and WiFi settings. Let Nina guide you through these changes and more.
   
   So if you haven't got round to reading the instruction manual cover to cover, don't worry. This 181-page book will digest the manual into manageable pieces, picking out the key elements you need to know so that you will fast-track your progress and start getting the results you want from your EOS 6D.
   
   181 pages long