My guides are run-away best sellers because Nikon's incredible cameras are furnished with black-and-white manuals that frustrate you with cross-references that jump back and forth just to provide the most basic information about a feature. Most other third-party guides aren't much of an improvement. They don't explain photography with your new camera, and the sparse illustrations are all monochrome. In my books, the only time I use a black-and-white photo is when I'm explaining how to take better pictures in black-and-white!

All my content is based on what you've told me you want to see in a guidebook. If you own an entry-level Nikon, like the D60 or D40/D40x, you've said you want a simple explanation of the camera's focus controls, flash options, how to choose that second lens, or which exposure modes are best.

Are you a Nikon D60 owner?  My 340-page D60 guide is just out. Click on the link at right to order a copy.

A Nikon D300 owner? You don't want a dinky pocket-sized guide.  You crave a thick, 450-page compendium of information that goes into detail about Live View; tells you the benefits of the Nikon MB-D10 vertical/battery grip before you invest in one; and shows why you might want to use older, manual focus lenses with your D300.

If you want more information about Nikon's digital SLRs, or would like to order or pre-order one of my guide books, click on one of the cover photos below.  If this is the first time you've given me the opportunity to introduce you to a Nikon dSLR, welcome aboard!