Canon Eos 77D Dslr Camera Photobert Cheat Sheet

Canon Eos 77d Dslr Camera Photobert Cheat Sheet

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Never struggle to stuff your Canon EOS 77D DSLR's manual into your camera bag again. Canon EOS 77D DSLR Camera PhotoBert Cheat Sheethas distilled the information in that text into this compact, abbreviated, double-sided Canon EOS 77D DSLR Camera PhotoBert Cheat Sheetin full color. The reference guide serves as a quick, convenient alternative to the manual, offering tips and descriptions of features and helping you learn about the functions of your 77D camera.

The sheet is folded into thirds and measures just 4 x 8.75" when closed, allowing for easy storage in almost any bag. Additionally, it is laminated with a waterproof, 3-mil layer of plastic that protects it from the elements, so it can be used in inclement weather conditions.

Author: Bert Sirkin Abbreviated Guide to Controls & Settings Quick, Convenient Alternative to Manual Double-Sided, Full-Color Sheet Laminated with Waterproof, 3-Mil Plastic Folds down to 4 x 8.75"

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Publisher	PhotoBert
Publication Date	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Author	Bert Sirkin
Number of Pages	2
Dimensions	8.8 x 4.0 x 0.0" / 223.5 x 101.6 x 0.1 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.001 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.75 x 4 x 0.001"

Battery info
Power-off time
Multi-function lock
Touchscreen operations
Memory card formatting
Image review
Menu reference
Quick control screen
LCD/Viewfinder switching
Screen info display
Electronic level
Viewfinder grid
LCD grid
Viewfinder clarity
LCD settings display
Monitor/LCD brightness
Reducing flicker
File numbering
Folders
Sensor cleaning
Registering My Menu settings
Restore to default settings
Image stabilization
Feature guide
Card reminder
Disabling the beeper
Lens peripheral illumination correction
Live view shooting
Exposure modes
Creative filters
Scene Modes
Bulb exposure
Shooting movies
Interval timer shooting
Time-lapse movies
Brightness compensation
Exposure compensation
White balance settings
White balance bracketing
Noise reduction
AE Lock
Exposure bracketing
Metering
ISO speeds
Drive modes
Self-timer
Image playback
Image ratings
Playing movies
Slideshows
Playback menus
Image protection
Mirror lockup
Image sizes
Image qualities
Picture styles
Image aspect ratios
Lens aberration correction
Color spaces
Internal flash modes
Red-eye reduction
Flash control (internal & external)
Auto lighting optimizer
Flash exposure lock
Flash exposure compensation
Highlight tone priority
Focus modes
AF areas
AF point selection
High-precision AF
Lens electronic MF
AF assist beam
Custom settings reference
Quick control screen reference

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a USA camera and does it come with the USA Warranty or is it grey market?

A: The Canon 6D B&H carries is distributed through Canon USA, and comes with Canons 1-year USA warranty.

Q: 2. Do this camera work well without a flash, shooting basketball games (low light) ?

A: I am sorry to say that I have only ever used this camera - which is very good, by the way - for outdoor subjects, mainly wildlife and nature photographs. I should think that much would depend upon which lens you would use, which aperture, speed and ISO. I rarely use a flashlight (only on the gloomiest of days) and can take good images at a wider aperture and slower speed with an ISO higher than usual (for me). Sorry not to be of more help.

Q: 3. Does this package include the Amex card ? The details on the card are very complicated.

A: no

Q: 4. Are the camera and lens made in Japan?

A: Yes they are

Q: 5. Is continuous auto focus in video mode available?

A: Sorry No

Q: 6. For weddings, events, and portraits what is the best flash to use with this camera?

A: Mono lights, usually a kit from Hansel and such....

Q: 7. 7d or 6d?

A: Hi Rafael, I have a 6D and my wife has a 7D. They are both great cameras, and I don't think you'd regret buying either one. Without knowing more about your situation and the kinds of photography that are important to you, it's hard to advise you on which camera to get, but here are some general thoughts that I can offer. If low-light performance is really important to you (for example, if you like to do night photography), the 6D will be superior. I think the noise at ISO 6400 on the 6D is about equivalent to the noise at ISO 3200 on the 7D. If you already have a collection of Canon EF-S lenses, you should know that they won't work on the 6D, so in that case you may prefer to get a 7D. Generally speaking, the lenses that you buy for the 6D will be more expensive and heavier than lenses that would give you equivalent performance (by which I mean, 35mm-equivalent focal length, and an equivalent maximum aperture) on the 7D. I don't know whether this platform provides a way for you to send me more questions, but if so I will be happy to answer them.

Q: 8. I have the 7D camera and I would like a full frame camera the 6D looked like a good investment....My question is will all of my lenses fit on the 6D?

A: The EF-S lens will fit, but it is designed for a crop camera. You can just crop out the outer area of the photo, or find ways to make it work. I have a 6D and a 60D as there is an advantage to having a full frame and a crop camera, this also solves your lens issue.

Q: 9. Would this one work for the D5100 model? I did not see one available for this model.

A: The PhotoBert Cheat Sheet for Nikon D5100 Digital SLR Camera, B&H # PHCSND5100, would be the correct item for use with the Nikon D5100 DSLR camera.

Q: 10. Does it come with a charger?

A: Yes, the box did indeed contain a charger.

Thomas	25/09/2024
[PhotoBert] I don't use my D610 every day, and even if I did, no way am I going to remember all the settings, options and features. This Cheat Sheet will be of much greater assistance to you if you first read the camera's manual. Then, the abbreviated reminders on the Cheat Sheet will illuminated a few light bulbs in the brain. About the size of a No. 10 envelope, I find this product to be a tremendous help when traveling, as my addled brain just cannot remember every conceivable option. 5

lfwhittle	21/09/2024
[2] This is a great on hand pocket guide for professional to beginner photographers. I recommend it 5

SmokyMtPhotographer	04/09/2024
[Bert Sirkin] Even though the text is super tiny and you will need a magnifier -- it is a very useful cheat sheet to own. 5

Hamp	16/08/2024
[PhotoBert] Was looking to update with the usb capability, works well once i figured it out. 5

Richard	07/08/2024
[2] Recently I bought a Nikon D610 for my 12yo grandson. He is beginning telephotography. The D610 manual is huge. This works ! 5

Steven	25/07/2024
[2] This is a great set of settings. It is easy to use. The only cons is print is small for older eyes. 5

anyonymous	24/07/2024
[Bert Sirkin] This sheet was just as important as the camera purchase. It helped me learn more about my camera and how to use it in a short period of time. I still use the sheet when I'm out taking pictures or learning how to use the various settings on my camera. It's become part of the camera bag essentials and it's a lot smaller than the camera manuals! 5

Adam	05/07/2024
[PhotoBert] This is very nice to have and reference when needed. I highly reccomend. 5

mackman	02/07/2024
[0.001 lb] super nice laminated card which folds to put in camera bag.lots of concise information about your camera. 5

Greg	23/05/2024
[Bert Sirkin] This laminated card will be a tremendous help to me when I am out on a shoot! Quick reference, and laminated, so it will last!! I will just need stronger reading glasses!. The font is pretty small for my 59yo eyes! But great addition toy camera backpack!! 5