<p>You don&rsquo;t want good pictures from your new Nikon D750&mdash;you demand outstanding photos. After</p><p>all, the revamped D750 is the most advanced camera in the $2,300 price range that Nikon has ever</p><p>introduced. It boasts 24 megapixels of resolution, blazing-fast automatic focus, and professionallevel</p><p>video capabilities. But your gateway to pixel proficiency is dragged down by the fat but confusing</p><p>book included in the box as a manual.</p><p>You know everything you need to know is in there, somewhere, but you don&rsquo;t know where to start.</p><p>In addition, the camera manual doesn&rsquo;t offer much information on photography or digital photography.</p><p>Nor are you interested in spending hours or days studying a comprehensive book on digital</p><p>SLR photography that doesn&rsquo;t necessarily apply directly to your D750.</p><p>What you need is a guide that explains the purpose and function of the D750&rsquo;s basic controls, how</p><p>you should use them, and why. Ideally, there should be information about file formats, resolution,</p><p>aperture/priority exposure, and special autofocus modes, but you&rsquo;d prefer to read about those topics</p><p>only after you&rsquo;ve had the chance to go out and take a few hundred great pictures with your new</p><p>camera. Why isn&rsquo;t there a book that summarizes the most important information in its first two or</p><p>three chapters, with lots of illustrations showing what your results will look like when you use this</p><p>setting or that? This is that book.</p>