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Author: Busch
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The book is comprehensive with regard to digital SLR photography and is well produced...
HOWEVER, it is a stretch to say that it is geared towards the T4i consumer. VERY LITTLE in the book is about the way the T4i works and how to use it. As a new T4i owner, I was sucked in by the title, and am very disappointed that so little in the book explains the unique and powerful features of the T4i. It seems like the publisher took a book about the T3i (or maybe even a different brand of digital SLR camera) and just did a word search-and-replace to make a "new" book about the T41. I know the author is popular and sells a lot of books... and for the most part this book is informative with regard to digital photography principles, techniques and equipment. But it seems like it was rushed to print (I noticed it has a 2013 copyright for some reason; I purchased it in 11/2012). When I consider that the reason I purchased the T4i is that it has several significant technological advances over its predecessors and competition, it would have been appreciated if this book had lived up to the promise of its title and been about the T4i (and not just use the giant typeface on the cover to lure in consumers!). If you bought a T4i and are looking for a book that will explain all the features, especially those that are unique to THAT camera, then this recent buyer suggests that you keep looking. I judged this book by its cover and was fooled. Do not make the same mistake.
ADDENDUM: 1/22/13 Well - I've finally forced myself to read the book from cover to cover, and stick by my original comments; the book is fairly generic. The stuff that does apply specifically to the T4i is not any more than you can find in the Canon owner's manual.
This guide does exactly what it is supposed to. It shows you how to dig into the nitty gritty of the Canon T4i. It also goes a little farther by showing you some techniques that can be acheived with the T4i. I'm sure there are general books on DSLR photography that will give you the same info, but it seems like a bonus to me that the extra info is in this guide. One example is his explanation of focus stacking, which I'd never heard of. Another good tip I gleaned from this guide was how to correct the aberration on one of my lenses. The camera does all the work, but I would never have found the setting had it not been for this guide. Of course, that isn't all I've learned from this guide, but those things were very important to me.
I'm not a first time reader of David Busch, in fact, this is my third book by him. One other guide (Canon XSi) and one on DSLR photography. I like his style, sense of humor, and his ability to make things a little more understandable. The Canon T4i can be as easy or complicated as you want it to be, and this guide makes it very enjoyable to learn either way. I highly recomend this book.
EDIT: August 24, 2013
After reading "The Most Helpful Negative Review" it got me to thinking "Did I just miss something?" Actually, at the time I wrote my review I was not the least bit interested in the video portion of this great camera, so I could have been biased to just imagee. Fortunately, all of the ins & outs of video concerning the T4i ARE covered in this book, so I don't totally understand how the OP of the negative review could have missed it. Granted, it is kind of spread out and not in just one Chapter like you might think, but it is all there somewhere, and a quick glance at the index will lead you to what you want to know.