6 Hour Deep Dive into the D600

This could be really interesting, or painfully tedious, but on April 3 the CreativeLive folks are doing a 6 hour live class using the D600. It's free, so what have you got to lose but 6 hours, right? I'll be in a seminar all day, so while I'd normally have this in the background while I work I won't be able to check it out. But you can.

Nikon D600 - DSLR Fast Start with John Greengo | creativeLIVE

Thanks for posting this. I've enrolled.

Welcome aboard. The manual can get a bit dry. You might want to get a good book on that model.

I have Darrel Young's Mastering the D7000 book and find it to be excellent. The differences between the D7000 and D600 from a functional point of you are not so great as to justify my getting his D600 book (many of the same/similar menu options), but it was just released and is one of the first out there. I'd have no problem recommending it based on his other "Mastering The Dxxx" books.

nikonpup said:

anyone buy a d600 book yet? Which one? Good or bad?

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I have David Busch's Nikon D600 Guide to Digital SLR Photography. It is a most excellent book. http://www.amazon.com/David-Buschs-Nikon-Digital-Photography/dp/1285428331

Cowboybillybob1 said:

I have David Busch's Nikon D600 Guide to Digital SLR Photography. It is a most excellent book. David Busch's Nikon D600 Guide to Digital SLR Photography: David D. Busch: 9781285428338: Amazon.com: Books

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I own this book, too; however, after upgrading from a D90, I prefer finding the answers quickly by doing an online search. The book is good...don't get me wrong as I also own this author's book on the D90 which I used a great deal. The Nikon owner's manual is also an excellent reference, but when trying to find info on specific setting changes, I found the online search was fast and effective.

This book by David Busch is great to learn about features I don't even know exist on the D600.

Great free seminar! It made all the menu settings and buttons completely understandable. For a newby like me it was perfect. I did purchase the course for the $29.00 special because it included some pdf's the free class didn't offer. I always learn more watching rather than reading.

I usually retain things learning visually much better, but for some reason have more of an issue purchasing an online video than buying a book. Go figure.

Mastering the D600 by Digital Darrell. Its a great book and very well written. Digital copy is 9.99 on amazon or for the paper lovers like me 25.99. Order today get it tomorrow.