Photographer's Guide to the Panasonic ZS100/TZ100
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Photographer's Guide to the Panasonic ZS100/TZ100 Details
About the Author Alexander S. White is the author of numerous guide books for advanced compact cameras, including models from Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Canon, Panasonic, and Leica. He lives near Richmond, Virginia, with his family. Read more
Reviews
This is an excellent resource for getting the most our your ZS 100.. This is my fourth White book on cameras. The other books were on Sony models and they were all extremely helpful and very well written. I chose the kindle version so I can read it on my computer, tablet or put in on a smartphone. This allows me to carry and read it anywhere. White's style is very easy.to read and most everything you would want to know about the camera,, functions and useful accessories are covered..I've have read only a portion of the book and already discovered a number of things that will help me use the camera much more effectively. The Panasonic manual covers all the operations of the camera but trying understand them is a challenge. It also doesn't explain things completely or in the easy to read manner. that you find reading White's book. White's book not only covers all the functions but also gives helpful tips that can make the difference between great success with your images and videos and lots of frustration. The frustration sets in when you don't fully understand how or why the camera does certain things or how to set the camera for best settings or functions. The book also includes lots of colorful images to illustrate parts of the camera, functions or modes of operation. There are also clickable links to Panasonic website and software.Bottom line...Reading the book makes using the camera much easier and complex functions are explained simply and clearly so you will know how to use your camera more effectively. If you are confused reading the Panasonic manual or you want more,, White's book will help.more than you can imagine. .
