Canon 7D Volume 1 : AF modes

This is a short clip from our DVD "Introduction to the Canon 7D Volume 1 : Basic Controls", available in camera stores and the internet, worldwide.

For more information on this training DVD visit our website at:

http://www.BlueCraneDigital.com

or send us an email at: info@BlueCraneDigital.com

The DVD has and estimated street price of $19.99 and is 86 minutes long.

Below is the copy on the back of the DVD package:

Introduction to the Canon 7D Volume 1: Basic Controls

Take great pictures with your Canon 7D! All you need is this training DVD and about 90 minutes, and youll have the knowledge and the confidence to create the images you want. The topics are arranged in chapters, so you can move at your own pace, and return later to individual subjects.

Topics include:
•Creative Auto
•Shutter priority
•Aperture priority/Depth of field
•Depth of field preview
•Focus alternatives
•Metering
•White balance/Color temperature
•Playback and image review
•Live View shooting
•HD and SD video recording
•Exposure compensation
•Flash basics
•Custom functions introduction
•Programmable buttons
•Info button
•Composition
•Self timer
•Picture Styles
•And much more!

The Canon 7D is a powerful piece of equipment. A solid understanding of its features and controls can really unleash its potential. Once you learn how the cameras components work together, youll have all the tools you need to capture the best images under all conditions.

This DVD is intended for photographers moving up to a digital SLR from a point and shoot camera, or new 7D owners who would like a basic introduction to the camera and an overview of the most important controls. Also look for Volume 2, which covers more advanced topics.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Canon 7D
• Blue Crane Digital
• AF Modes
• Canon Training
• Training DVD

[woodmanuab36]

Thank you for this great Informaton first time Canon 7D User

[PineNutButter]

great video....

[mpageii]

Your videos are clear cut and easy to understand. Would please do one on how to actually set the focus points. Something that includes views of the camera so we can see what you are selecting.

[begithestrange]

thanks great vid :)