Quickbooks Online Reference Guide

A well-organized weather-proof reference guide for use during mobile activities.

Excellent reference guide for the D750. A little hard to read, but lots of useful information

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.

Bought this box to hold my copy of the Pocket Reference Guide based on the external dimensions and found that it would not fit the book without the inner rubber liner removed. That said, this is exactly what you would expect to get from Pelican, a tough dry box that will work as advertised. I was able to fit my folding solar panel in it nicely and will get a larger one for the book.

This is a remarkable piece of technology.  It is easy to install and use immediately.  It is practically plug-and-play. The online reference guide allows you to go from simple scanning to a more purposeful and controlled use of the equipment. So, I recommend that the buyer take the time to review the reference guide in order to take full advantage of the printers capabilities.

With all the Canon cameras I've owned to this point, it's nice to have a reference to look at when I'm hunting for a particular setting. This guide is particularly valuable for things I don't do often. Not only that, it has helped me make a few changes in my default settings to improve my web outputs, shutter speed and the quality of my prints. Jam-packed with information.

This is a well written and nicely photographed guide to get started and for quick reference to all the settings and features of the A77II. This does make it much easier to find the features and to quickly fix any issues than the original sony manual. Dont hesitate to get one of David's manuals for any camera you own

As an online meditation guide and yoga instructor, this mic has changed the game for me. This has been amazing for recording my guided meditations and soon my podcast!

I discovered news of this lens as reference from an online photography course. So glad I tracked down a means of supply, B&H. From there to Australia I watched if travel, then, the postal systen surpassed normal expectations and delivery was 4 days early. Our wet season has hindered chances of continuel use, but what I have taken amazes my friends from the photo club and followers on facebook. So easy to use and my focus by using the screen even easier, on a tripod of cohrse. Though I did capture a startling photo of a blue ringed bee in flight handheld which won me great many WOWS on facebook. Not afraid to use the lens in this current weather though naturally I keep it dry, but without a motor inside for auto focus its not creating friction warmth from inside, is my theory. I look forward to sunny times and more great photos.

See images online of how large this lens is compared to the A7 body for reference. It's like attaching a Canon 24-70 f2.8 to a 7D - it really makes it almost overweighted by the lens. I enjoy the size and works great for street photography as well as video. Bummer it's not 2.8, but f4 works well and haven't had any sortable issues.It's surprisingly sharp and built very well.