Basic Camera Functions

It is what it is, a quick reference guide to the basic functions of the camera. It is small print but if you can see it is fine.

This is a student camera that I will have students use to learn basic and creative functions of the DSLR camera. It will also be great for our underwater photo shoots with the live view screen and our underwater housing.

I am so happy i got this video. It shows you how to use all the functions of the camera in an easy to understand format. It also touches on the basic fundementals of photography. I like how i can easily go back to the lessons that i want to brush up on from the menu and not have to scan through all the dvds content. This way i can quickly focus on what i need too.

Exactly what I was looking for. This DVD has it all. From features to basic uses and functions of the GH4. I learned more from watching this DVD about my camera than I ever could have if I just tried to figure it out myself.

It's great to go at your own pace and go back for quick reference. It allows you to learn the basic functions of your camera without going too in depth and lose you along the way. Nothing to complain about here. Great gift for anyone new to the DSL-R world.

Point and Shoot. still getting use to advance functions but basic shooting is also very good.

Works better than paying for a pricey model to do the basic functions

This is a very nice, dependable wired release with a lot of functions. Batteries not needed for basic trigger function, takes power via. 10-pin from camera. Batteries needed for interval, timer functions, etc. and the batteries last a long time.

While the Tascam RC3F 3-way Footswitch assists the user in performing the most basic of recording functions (like play, pause, record, punch-in, etc.), when you're trying to record yourself on guitar (or any other instrument requiring the use of both hands) while simultaneously acting as recording engineer, these functions suddenly don't seem so basic - especially if you're like me and don't possess a lot of coordination/physical dexterity. In this regard, the fact that the RC-3f in essence acts like a third hand is impossible not to notice. Even with a pretty sophisticated machine like the Tascam DP-24 Digital PortaStudio (for which I use this device), those basic functions I mentioned are next to impossible to perform when you already have both hands full. I even have an old Tascam 414 PortaStudio 4-track recording deck from the mid-80s (still works like a charm), and while the punch-in switch for that unit is no longer available, I simply purchased the appropriate adapter (pin to RCA) that allows my RC-3F to connect to it, and I'm punching away on that machine, toohands-free and all, while the ol' cassette spools spin round and round at 3-3/4 per second (great for when I'm in a vintage mood).

This tripod rocks. Really well made, stable and has all the basic functions. Very similar to the old Vinten I used to haul around in the 90's in terms of functionality. I'm totally psyched I got this one. Exactly what I needed for both photography and videography.