Looking for a good book on the D70?

[lejazzcat]

Im half way through the Peter Inova's D70 ebook , and im so happy with it i thought ide remind any newbies of it . It really has some great background info and wonderfully insightful tips on how to setup your CSM's and get the best out your exposures.

He even replied to a couple of my questions in a very prompt and friendly manner! Thats worth the 70$ alone .
But wait there's more !

300+ photoshop cs actions to help make our PS learnig curve a little more gentle .
Actually , I havent tried them yet, but if the rest of the book is anything to go by - then wooohoo!
And a color chart and grey scale thrown in for good measure .

My copy was purchased online in Adelaide. 2 days to get to my door .
http://www.hipper.com.au/shopexd.asp?id=19
(no relation)

Keep up the good work Pete!
Its a great asset to us newbies.

[naasif]

I totally agree ... an excellent book, especially for us newbies.

I don't like reading e-books so I had to print out a copy

[Geoff Marland]

Yes I agree it is a very good detailed book.

I also agree about printing it out, I prefer to have the book in front of me so that I can read it more carefully.

[boxerboy]

I've printed it out too. It's a big bugger though, about a ream of paper even printed double-sided (had to sneak into work early one morning and print it out on the colour laser) Great book, well worth the dough IMO.

Cheers
Peter

[stubbsy]

At the risk of being repetitive. This is one awesome book and the only eBook I've ever bought. I, too, printed it out so I could read it. Guess that says a lot about why eBooks haven't been a raging success - old stick in the muds like me still want something to fondle

[Greg B]

I have printed out a couple of e-books too - can recommend Kinkos for cheap binding, and trimming (if needed).

[sirhc55]

Yep an excellent book and those actions are awesome

[leek]

I bought it too, but I'm struggling to read it in e-book format... Maybe I need to print it out too, but I've been resisting that because the PDF version has active images that allow you to see the image before and after PP... I might have to read it in two passes...