I got an iTunes gift card today and I thought I might buy an iBook about photography. I stumbled upon three books targeted at D600 owners and wondered if anyone had any experience with these authors or series.
1st book: Nikon D600 Experience
Author: Douglas Klostermann
2nd book: Nikon D600: From Snapshots to Great Shots
Author: Rob Sylvan
3rd book: Nikon D600 for Dummies
Author: Julien Adair King
Thanks for the help.
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A couple of suggestions based upon my experience with D700 books:
David Busch's books are very comprehensive, but don't have a lot of information about why and when you would use some controls/buttons/dials, etc. They're great if you want to get used to finding things and seeing what they do.
Nikonians guides are very basic and I think they'd be classified as field guides, since they're all about buttons.
In my opinion, Thom Hogan's e-book user guides are the best. I have his D800 book and it's awesome. Not only is there an exhaustive discussion of all controls, he talks a lot about the why and when questions, talks about what he does, has suggestions for settings, and recommends skipping some. He hasn't published a D600 book, but I'm sure it's on his To Do list.
Of the three authors you list, Rob Sylvan is the only one I've read. He is one of a few authors in the "From Snapshots to Great Shots" series, but I haven't seen his D600 book.
Above all, go to a bookstore and leaf through the hard copy books to see which has the information you want. Check a certain subject you care most about, such as autofocus or white balance, and see if the author does anything more than just tell you where the buttons are. Monitor bythom.com to see when he publishes his book and try that, too.
Good luck and enjoy your new, cool camera.
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