David D. Busch Books in Order

This portable Canon EOS 6D reference lists camera settings and explains when different adjustments are useful. Tables organize recommendations for landscapes, portraits, action, close-ups and travel, providing a practical companion for decisions made while shooting away from home.

A compact companion to the Canon Rebel SL1/100D brings settings, explanations and situation-based recommendations into a portable format. Photographers can consult tables for common subjects and compare options without relying solely on abbreviated command cards or memorized menu choices.

Seven practical chapters explain Canon Rebel T5i/700D operation using checklists, charts and illustrated examples. Designed for use in a camera bag, the guide connects setup, lenses and lighting choices with the different conditions photographers encounter outside the studio.

A portable Nikon D600 guide combines visual examples with tables, checklists and concise operating advice. Its chapters relate camera functions to practical choices about setup, lenses and lighting, giving photographers a reference they can consult during a shoot.

This Nikon D5200 field reference organizes camera settings with explanations of when and why to use them. Tables suggest approaches for portraits, landscapes, sports and other situations, helping photographers make informed adjustments while working on location.

This compact Nikon D7100 reference explains camera functions through illustrated examples and organized shooting advice. Checklists and charts support decisions about setup, lighting and lenses, helping readers adapt the camera to different subjects and working conditions.

Coauthored with Ed Verosky, this guide explains Nikon’s Creative Lighting System from built-in flash to multiple wireless units. Illustrated instructions relate equipment settings and controls to practical lighting results, helping photographers understand and coordinate the tools available to them.

This Nikon Coolpix P7700 guide introduces the camera’s controls and relates them to photographic choices. Illustrated instructions cover exposure, focusing, video and external flash, helping readers understand when automated options are useful and when more direct adjustment is appropriate.

An illustrated reference to the Nikon D600 explains how its functions serve different photographic techniques. Setup, exposure, lenses, lighting and video are treated as connected creative decisions, helping readers build understanding beyond simply locating the appropriate controls.

This illustrated Nikon D5200 guide moves from basic camera operation to exposure, autofocus, flash and high-definition video. It explains the purpose of important settings, connects them with shooting situations and includes advice for avoiding or resolving common equipment problems.

A practical Nikon D7100 guide explains camera controls through illustrations and situation-based instruction. Exposure, focusing, flash and video receive detailed attention, along with troubleshooting advice that connects technical operation to the broader skills needed for deliberate photography.

A portable guide for compact digital cameras explains functions that basic manuals often leave unexplored. Charts, examples and practical advice connect file formats, exposure and autofocus with everyday shooting decisions, supporting photographers using a range of point-and-shoot models.

Photographers learn to operate the Sony SLT-A99 through illustrated explanations of its controls and settings. Coverage includes exposure, focus, lenses, lighting and video, with practical examples and troubleshooting advice connecting the camera’s features to everyday photographic work.

This Canon Rebel T5/1200D reference begins with basic operation and develops into a broader guide to photographic decisions. Illustrated instructions and a visual control map explain setup, exposure, lenses and lighting in relation to the results readers want to achieve.

A visual guide to the Canon PowerShot G16 explains how to use its controls for still photographs and movies. Readers explore autofocus, exposure, flash and scene options, connecting the camera’s operating choices with practical situations and fundamental photographic techniques.

This compact Canon EOS 70D reference pairs a comprehensive settings list with explanations and shooting recommendations. Tables cover common subjects and situations, offering photographers a portable source of advice when changing conditions demand quick but informed adjustments.

A portable Nikon Coolpix P7800 reference combines checklists, tables and illustrated operating guidance. Readers can consult advice on setup, lighting and other controls while photographing, using visual examples to understand how specific settings influence the results they obtain.

A portable Nikon D610 reference explains camera options alongside recommendations for common shooting situations. Its tables and concise guidance help readers understand why particular settings suit landscapes, portraits, action or close-up work when decisions must be made on location.

This compact Nikon D810 guide provides checklists, charts and visual explanations for use while photographing. It connects setup, focusing, lighting and lens choices with practical situations, helping readers consult the camera’s capabilities without carrying a full-size instructional manual.

This Nikon D5300 field guide organizes important settings and explains their practical purpose in a compact reference. Recommendations for landscapes, portraits, action, close-ups and travel help photographers select adjustments for their surroundings rather than relying on abbreviated reminders alone.

An advanced guide explores techniques specific to mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras, beginning with equipment choices and moving into practical photography. Action, portraits, nature and close-up work illustrate how photographers can use the systems’ distinctive capabilities to refine their approach.

This Nikon D610 guide moves from basic setup to a fuller understanding of exposure, autofocus, flash and video. Visual explanations of controls and practical shooting advice help readers connect the camera’s features with their own photographic decisions.

This Nikon D3300 reference combines illustrated operating instructions with a visual map of the camera. From first photographs to exposure, lenses, lighting and video, it links technical adjustments with practical techniques for producing more deliberate and consistent images.

An illustrated Nikon D5300 guide explains everyday operation alongside more advanced photographic and movie-making choices. Coverage includes focus, exposure, flash and connectivity, with troubleshooting guidance and practical examples showing how camera settings serve different subjects and situations.

A guide to the Nikon Df explains its distinctive mechanical controls alongside the fundamentals of digital photography. Illustrated instructions cover setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, relating the camera’s tactile design to practical techniques and more intentional image-making.

This Olympus OM-D E-M1 reference combines a visual tour of controls with practical photographic instruction. Setup, exposure, lens selection and lighting are explained through examples that connect the camera’s options with subjects, techniques and changing working conditions.

A practical guide to the Sony A3000 explains its controls through illustrations and step-by-step instruction. Readers move from first setup into exposure, lenses, lighting and video, learning how the camera’s settings can support specific photographic goals.

This Sony A5000 guide introduces camera handling before exploring exposure, focusing, flash and movie recording. Illustrated explanations show where controls are located and how their settings affect results, connecting technical operation with the broader skills of digital photography.

This Sony a6000 reference explains camera controls in the context of practical photography. Illustrated instructions and a visual control map cover setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, helping readers connect the camera’s extensive options with purposeful shooting decisions.

Photographers explore the Sony SLT-A58 through illustrated instructions covering setup, exposure, autofocus and video. Flash operation and troubleshooting complement a visual tour of controls, helping readers understand how to adjust the camera for different subjects and conditions.

Flawed photographs appear beside improved versions to demonstrate how small changes can transform an image. Lessons in composition, exposure, lighting and editing encourage readers to recognize recurring problems and develop a more critical eye across nature, travel and urban subjects.

An illustrated guide to Canon Rebel T6s and T6i cameras explains their autofocus, exposure, connectivity and video functions. A visual control map and menu recommendations connect technical choices with practical photography, supporting both initial setup and more advanced creative work.

This compact Canon EOS 7D Mark II reference organizes controls and shooting techniques into checklists, charts and illustrated guidance. It covers setup, focusing, lighting and lenses, helping photographers consult essential operating information while working in different locations and conditions.

A portable companion for the Nikon D5500 explains settings, controls, flash and video with illustrations and menu recommendations. Touchscreen and connectivity functions receive attention alongside exposure, providing practical reference information intended to support photographers while they are actively shooting.

This Nikon D7200 field guide condenses operating information into an illustrated portable reference. Explanations of settings, autofocus, connectivity and flash accompany menu recommendations and a visual tour of controls, helping readers make informed adjustments while photographing away from home.

A portable reference for using the Nikon D750 away from a desk, this guide organizes setup, camera controls and shooting advice into checklists and illustrated explanations. It also covers lighting and lens choices for field photography.

This compact Nikon D5500 reference explains settings, autofocus, wireless connections and the swiveling touchscreen. Illustrated steps and menu recommendations help photographers apply the camera's options while shooting, supplementing Busch's longer guide to the same model.

Busch explains the Nikon D5500's controls, touchscreen and wireless functions alongside core photographic techniques. Illustrated chapters connect exposure, lens selection and lighting decisions with practical situations, progressing from initial setup to more advanced use.

This Nikon D7200 handbook connects camera setup with exposure, lighting and lens selection. Its illustrated control guide and menu recommendations also address autofocus tracking, wireless communication and the choices involved in making still photographs and video.

Busch explains how to use the Sony Alpha a77 II's controls and features in practical photographic situations. Illustrated guidance covers autofocus, rapid shooting, exposure, lenses and lighting, with menu recommendations and a visual camera reference.

A practical introduction to the Canon EOS 7D Mark II begins with essential controls before exploring exposure, autofocus and file choices. The guide also discusses lens selection and flash, emphasizing what settings change in the resulting photographs.

This Canon EOS 80D reference links its touchscreen, autofocus and wireless features to everyday photographic work. Step-by-step illustrations explain setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, supported by a visual guide to controls and suggested menu settings.

Designed for Canon Rebel T6 and 1300D users, this guide moves from first photographs to exposure, lenses and lighting. Illustrated control explanations cover shooting modes, creative filters, video and wireless features in the context of practical image-making.

This Nikon D500 reference explains camera controls, autofocus, exposure and shooting techniques. Illustrated chapters connect its still-image and video capabilities with lens selection, lighting and setup, while a visual roadmap helps readers locate and understand key functions.

Busch introduces Nikon D3400 controls and shooting choices through illustrated instructions and menu recommendations. The guide covers exposure, lenses, lighting and video, alongside Guide Mode and wireless sharing for photographers developing their camera skills.

A focused Nikon Df guide introduces essential controls before examining exposure, autofocus, lenses and flash. It explains how choices such as sensitivity and white balance affect photographs, helping readers translate camera functions into practical shooting decisions.

This combined reference covers Sony's Alpha a7 II and a7R II full-frame mirrorless cameras. Illustrated explanations connect autofocus, stabilization, exposure, lenses and lighting with practical photography, supported by model-specific control diagrams and menu recommendations.

Busch's portable guide explores the Sony RX100 V's photographic and video features. It introduces the compact camera's lens, stabilization, electronic viewfinder and high-speed shooting options, explaining the capabilities available within its pocket-sized design.

A reference for the Sony RX100 IV combines visual control explanations with guidance on exposure, setup and moviemaking. It explores the compact camera's viewfinder, image stabilization and high-speed capabilities while connecting settings to photographic situations.

Busch explains the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV's still-photography and video functions through illustrated steps. Chapters address autofocus, exposure, setup, lens choices and lighting, with a visual control guide and recommendations for navigating its extensive menus.

This Canon EOS 6D Mark II guide explains full-frame photography through camera-specific instructions and illustrations. Autofocus, the articulated touchscreen and wireless functions accompany chapters on exposure, lenses and lighting, with advice on choosing settings for different situations.

A guide to the compact Canon Rebel SL2 and 200D covers initial setup, exposure, lenses and lighting. Illustrated control explanations also explore wireless connections, touchscreen operation, video and creative shooting modes for photographers building their skills.

Busch introduces the Canon Rebel T7i and 800D through practical explanations of controls and image-making choices. Setup, exposure, lenses and lighting accompany guidance on autofocus, wireless features, video and creative modes, supported by illustrated camera diagrams.

This Nikon D5600 reference combines illustrated controls and menu recommendations with photographic technique. It covers exposure, lenses, lighting, time-lapse and video, while explaining touchscreen operation and wireless communication in everyday shooting situations.

A model-specific Nikon D7500 handbook connects its autofocus, wireless control and video features with practical photography. Illustrated chapters explain setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, helping readers choose among the camera's options rather than simply locate them.

This guide introduces the Sony a99 II's full-frame imaging and fixed-mirror design. It explains the camera's place within Sony's interchangeable-lens system and helps photographers approach its controls and features when moving into more advanced photography.

Busch explains Sony a6500 operation through illustrated steps, control diagrams and menu recommendations. The guide connects stabilization, autofocus, exposure and video capabilities with photographic situations, including choices about lenses and lighting.

Forty-seven lessons show Canon Rebel T6 owners how to apply their camera's features creatively. Portraits, low-light work, action and landscapes provide settings for exploring focus, motion, filters and picture styles through practical photographic examples.

A reissued guide to the Nikon D750 introduces essential controls before exploring exposure, autofocus and file formats. Practical explanations help photographers understand how individual settings affect images, linking camera operation with the process of making photographs.

Busch's Nikon D850 guide covers setup, exposure, autofocus, lenses and lighting through illustrated explanations. It connects the camera's high-resolution stills, burst shooting and video options with practical photographic decisions and provides a visual guide to controls.

This illustrated Nikon D3500 guide explains setup, exposure, lenses and lighting alongside the camera's controls. Guide Mode, wireless sharing and video functions are discussed as part of helping beginners make deliberate photographic choices.

This Nikon Z7 reference devotes detailed attention to menus, exposure, autofocus and flash. Lens options and video tools accompany explanations of focus-shift shooting and other advanced functions, with suggested settings tailored to different kinds of photography.

A Sony Alpha a7 III handbook connects autofocus, stabilization and video functions with practical photography. Illustrated instructions cover setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, while a control roadmap and menu recommendations help readers navigate the full-frame camera.

Busch explains the Sony Alpha a7R III's controls and photographic possibilities, from high-resolution images to action shooting. Exposure, autofocus, stabilization, lenses and lighting are explored through illustrated steps and menu recommendations tied to actual shooting situations.

This Canon EOS R reference explores autofocus, lens adapters, wireless functions and touchscreen operation. Illustrated guidance connects those capabilities with setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, while a visual roadmap clarifies the full-frame mirrorless camera's controls.

A guide to the Canon EOS RP explains its mirrorless controls, autofocus and lens options. Step-by-step chapters connect setup, exposure and lighting with photographic technique, supported by illustrations and recommendations for navigating the camera's menus.

Busch introduces Nikon Z6 photography through illustrated explanations of setup, exposure, lenses and lighting. Autofocus, image stabilization, lens adapters and video are discussed alongside a visual control guide intended to turn camera options into practical choices.

A reference for Sony's Alpha a7R IV explains high-resolution photography alongside action, autofocus and video settings. Illustrated chapters cover setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, with control diagrams and menu recommendations for navigating the camera's extensive options.

This Sony a6400 reference connects autofocus tracking, eye detection and the forward-facing screen with practical photographic work. Illustrated instructions cover camera setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, while also exploring silent shooting, time-lapse and video capabilities.

Busch's Canon EOS 90D guide explores autofocus, exposure metering, touchscreen operation and wireless connectivity. Illustrated instructions progress from setup and first photographs to lenses, lighting and more advanced techniques, with recommendations for using the camera's menus.

This Nikon D780 handbook examines its viewfinder and live-view focusing systems, still-photography settings and video features. Illustrated guidance on exposure, setup, lenses and lighting is supported by a visual control roadmap and practical menu recommendations.

A Nikon Z5 reference explains autofocus, stabilization and focus-shift shooting alongside core photographic technique. Illustrated chapters cover exposure, setup, lenses and lighting, with control diagrams and menu recommendations connecting the camera's features to practical situations.

Busch explains the Nikon Z50's compact mirrorless controls, autofocus and video options. Illustrated guidance connects setup, exposure, lenses and lighting with practical photography, including uses for the flip-down screen in self-portraits and video recording.

This Sony a6100 guide introduces its controls, autofocus, silent shutter and video capabilities. Illustrated explanations link setup, exposure, lenses and lighting with creative photography, supported by menu recommendations and a visual guide to the camera's layout.

A Sony a6600 reference explores autofocus tracking, eye detection, stabilization and video through camera-specific instructions. Illustrated chapters connect those tools with exposure, lenses and lighting, helping photographers navigate the settings available in the mirrorless body.

This combined guide explains the Canon EOS R5 and R6 through illustrated controls, menu recommendations and photographic examples. It covers autofocus, stabilization, exposure, lenses, lighting and video while addressing the different capabilities of the two full-frame cameras.

A Nikon Z fc handbook begins with camera controls before moving into exposure, autofocus, lenses and video. Detailed menu explanations discuss when to use each option, helping readers connect the retro-styled camera's features with creative photographic choices.

Busch's combined Nikon Z7 II and Z6 II reference explains autofocus, stabilization, lens options and video. Illustrated chapters connect setup, exposure and lighting with practical photography, addressing the different strengths of the two full-frame mirrorless models.

This Sony Alpha a7C reference explores travel-friendly full-frame photography, autofocus and video recording. Illustrated instructions cover setup, exposure, lenses and lighting, supported by a control roadmap and menu recommendations for applying the compact camera's capabilities.

A Canon EOS R7 guide explains its controls, stabilization, fast shooting and video features. Illustrated instructions connect setup, exposure, lens selection and lighting with practical photographic situations, with menu recommendations and a visual reference to the camera's layout.

Busch explores the Sony Alpha a7 IV's photographic and video features through illustrated steps and control diagrams. Autofocus, stabilization, exposure, lenses and lighting are connected to practical shooting choices, alongside recommendations for the camera's menus.

Busch explains the Sony Alpha a7 IV's controls and photographic capabilities through illustrated instructions and practical shooting examples. Coverage moves from initial setup and exposure to autofocus, lenses, lighting, and video, helping photographers connect individual camera options with the situations in which they are useful.

Busch provides an illustrated reference to the Canon EOS R6 II, from first setup to more advanced shooting decisions. Explanations of controls, autofocus, exposure, lenses, lighting, and video connect the camera's options with practical photographic situations and recommended ways to configure them.

This illustrated guide introduces the Canon EOS R10's controls, setup, and photographic features. Busch links menu choices and camera functions with practical techniques for exposure, lens selection, lighting, and moving subjects, offering a visual reference alongside instructions for still photography and video.

This guide surveys ways to expand a Commodore 64 with peripherals, accessories and software. Busch explains what to consider before buying equipment, helping owners compare expansion options and choose additions suited to the work they want to do.