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Rocky Nook PHOTOGRAPHY 101: POCKET GUIDE

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Photography 101: Pocket Guide from Rocky Nook is a compact reference for photographers who want a handy guide they can keep close at hand. Published by Rocky Nook, this pocket-sized book is identified by ISBN 9781681988450.

  • Title: Photography 101: Pocket Guide
  • Publisher/brand: Rocky Nook
  • Category: Books
  • ISBN: 9781681988450
  • Format: Pocket guide
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava B. ★★★★★

I always forget the rule about aperture and shutter speed, but this little book explains it with clear examples and diagrams I can actually follow. The compact size fits perfectly in my camera bag next to the lens.

Mia X. ★★★★★

Fits right in my jacket pocket, so I actually bring it along instead of leaving it on a shelf. The compact size makes it perfect for quick refreshers before a shoot, and it covers the basics without getting bogged down.

Robert ★★★★☆

The pocket size actually fits in my camera bag’s front zip, which is where I need it most. It’s a solid quick reference, though I wish the binding lay flatter when I’m shooting one-handed.