Alpha Cameras Manuals (eBooks) (Patreon)

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Use the link above to filter for the eBooks that can be downloaded from either Dropbox or Google Drive. You will also find the eBooks filter just below the banner image (the orange Tori Gates in Kyoto, Japan) on my landing page.

I have updated all of the Alpha Cameras Manuals (eBooks) for June 2022. Some of the changes you may notice include:
Information and links to the new lenses released in 2022, e.g. the FE 24-70 F2.8 GM II and the new APS-C Wide-Angle lenses (in the APS-C eBooks)
Updated links in the 'What's in Mark's bag' section.
Consistency across the range of eBooks when suggesting camera settings* to add to a memory.
Additional movie links where I felt they could be added, including some of the newer Patreon-only Seminars.

Note > I don't employ a professional proof reader so if you notice any glaring errors please don't hesitate to let me know.
As always I would like to extend a big thank you for your ongoing support and for being my Patron.

*An example of inconsistency in advice in the eBooks was for my Street settings. I have always suggested using the Sunny 16 Rule to determine a manual exposure based on the Sunny weather. This was adapted from the Sunny 16 Rule to result in slightly different settings in different camera manuals (even though the overall exposure was the same). Now they are the same. I have chosen 1/400 second at f/11, ISO 200 (the same exposure as 1/100 second at f/16, ISO 100). If you are comfortable balancing exposure you could adapt this even further by using f/8 (if you are using either a wide angle lens on a full-frame camera or an APS-C camera) and then balancing the exposure by dropping the ISO to 100. of course you need to adapt the exposure again if you are working in the shade or with cloud cover. If you are in any doubt about your camera setup, just ask, and I will clarify the reasons for my advice.