David Busch's Canon EOS R5/R6 Guide to Digital Photography

As the title says, this is a guide book on the Canon EOS R5/R6 mirrorless cameras. It is a comprehensive reference textbook on both cameras. It is not a book in my opinion that you read from chapter to chapter. It is a book that you go directly to the chapter of your interest. Read, understand, learn and practice what you have learnt. The layout is simple to understand with sample photos to show what is being explained in that chapter. I am fascinated that it includes two chapters ( chapters 9 and 10) on Flash or Speedlites. These two chapters on their own are introduction to flash photography. My only disappointment in the book is in the index. I searched for "Lock" and it took me to pages 64 and 70. I had to read the whole pages to find what I was looking for in part. I would have thought there might be a small section specifically titled "how to lock exposure" which should make it easier for a beginner to find. Otherwise this a useful guide book that should be permanently kept in your camera bag with you for easy reference when you are out their in the field for us beginners.

Busch systematically guides the reader through the features of Canon's breakthrough R5 and R6 cameras, but he doesn't stop there. He also explains the purpose and advantages of the myriad of features these state-of-the-art cameras offer, and how to use them to grow as a photographer.There are many how-to videos online about using Canon mirrorless cameras, but they do not deliver the thorough, systematic approach that Busch's book does.

Excellent reference for an amateur Canon photographer.

A ready reference and an easy read, especially for beginners.

This is not a superficial guide. Lots of good information.