The e-Book about the Olympus OM-D E-M1 was released by +Gary Friedman , over at The Friedman Archives. Gary has been writing great books about Sony cameras for years, and has now finally decided to branch out and start writing about these wonderful Olympus cameras.
(NOTE: You’ll also find a book about the Fuji X100s and an upcoming book about the Fuji X-T1.)
If you’ve read any of Gary’s previous books, you’ll be happy to know he brings the same level and depth of understanding and coverage to this book. If you haven’t read any of his previous work, then you’ll be pleasantly surprised to find not only complete coverage of the camera and all of it’s functions, but also a ton of excellent general photography tips. Plus, he writes in an informal and easy reading style.
Here are some of what he’s said about the book on his website:
“The OM-D E-M1 camera has been hailed as “The King of Micro Four Thirds” format for good reason! The engineers gave this camera one of the most customizable and nuanced user interfaces ever. While a good move, even experienced users will sometimes need help getting their arms around all of the different permutations of features or groups of features spread across different menus.
In this detailed and easy-to-read reference, professional photographer Gary L. Friedman simplifies the complexity and provides the shortest learning curve for this infinitely-configurable camera.”
When you order one of his e-Books, you get all three versions: A full color .pdf file, a .mobi version for Kindle, and an .epub file for Nook or other e-reader. There are print versions available, too, but at an extra cost, of course.
Plus, he has a money-back guarantee, so you really have nothing to lose.
