1
Getting the Lay of the Land
In This Chapter
- Attaching and using an SLR lens
- Adjusting the viewfinder to your eyesight
- Selecting from menus
- Figuring out the displays
- Working with memory cards
- Getting acquainted with your camera
- Getting help
- Customizing basic operations
If you're like me, shooting for the first time with a camera as sophisticated as the Nikon D600 produces a blend of excitement and anxiety. On one hand, you can't wait to start using your new equipment, but on the other, you're a little intimidated by all its buttons, dials, and menu options.
Well, fear not: This chapter provides the information you need to start getting comfortable with your D600. Along with an introduction to the camera's external controls, I offer details about working with lenses and memory cards, viewing and adjusting camera settings, and choosing basic camera setup options.
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