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Canon 60D How To’s & Tricks

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This page offers a collection of my favorite How To's and Tricks for the Canon 60D like: choosing the best focus mode for live view shooting, saving your favorite settings for quick use and some recommended settings for capturing landscapes...plus more on the way, so stay tuned!

  1. AF Modes for Live View Shooting – Find out which AF modes are best for shooting in Live View mode.
  2. Save your favorite settings using C-mode – Learn how to save your favorite settings for quick and easy access.
  3. Settings for Landscape Photography – Take a look at some of the best in-camera settings and shooting modes for capturing landscapes.
  4. Starter Lens and Settings for Macro Photography – Learn how to get started with macro photography, on a budget.
  5. Settings for Capturing the Moon – Recommended settings for a sharp, properly exposed moon.
  6. Lenses and Settings for Capturing Bokeh (Background Blur) – Find out which types of lenses and settings produce buttery smooth bokeh.
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