Photography Cheat Sheet Guide for Canon Camera - Quick Reference Cards for DSLR or Mirrorless R10 R8 R7 R5 R6 R RP 5d 1DX 6D 90D 80D SL3 T7 and more

I would tell all budding photographers and even advanced photo geeks that this is a MUST-HAVE "cheat sheet"!These cards are laminated and larger than I expected, but that is a plus, as I didn't want to have to strain my eyes to read the print.The cards pack a ton of info, yet not overwhelmingly so - just the main highlights of importance and in a very organized fashion.Each has its own topic to make it easy to find what you're looking for. I will be using these cards a lot until I can memorize or at least get more familiar with them.And it comes with a sturdy metal Clip to keep them all together and can easily attach anywhere. I have mine on my Photography backpack. Easy to access at any given time.

Great little cheat sheets. They cover a multitude of topics from camera maintenance to metering, light exposure and troubleshooting.They are constructed well. They are laminated to help them be waterproof and come with a carbine to clip on to your camera bag (or whatever). The ring they are on is like a key ring, so you could probably add more to them or even your own notes ( you would have to laminate them first).Overall I am extremely happy with this purchase. I was skeptical at first because of the price, but they are worth it.Also shipped in a timely manner. Will probably buy some more eventually. 🙂

I know I should read dimensions before ordering things, but I really thought cheat cards to hang on a camera strap or bag would be 1/2 to 3/4 the size of these. They are too big for the small front pockets on the bag and get in the way hanging off the strap. They are very useful however, so they go along, just not in the convenient way I'd imagines. I'd still order if I'd have known, but I can't say I "love" them so one star taken away.

Great cards to have on the go.

What I love about this cheat sheet, is that the information is easy to find, read, and execute AND the laminating is thick. These things are not going bend and get damaged.

First, these cards are NOT pocket sized. The caribeaner is misleading - they would be like hanging 4x6 sized laminated sheets from your belt clip... So I'm not sure who would do that. The information on them is NOT what I expected, though it was hard to even know since you can't see the details of the cards from the image on the listing. The information is accurate, but it's not helpful. My husband and I have been to a beginner photography class and I guess I expected these cards to be on par with that - to be a sort of cliff notes of a basic class that talks about aperture and shutter priority in more detail and perhaps that even showed what these settings looked like on the camera. For example, one card says, "For misty, smooth water: use a long exposure such as 1/2 to 1 second." Great - but where do I go to set the exposure to that? (The answer to that would be helpful on the cards.)They aren't horrible, just not what I expected. Clearly there is a demand for these quick reference cards - I just didn't see too many options for them which is why I went with these. However, for what I paid for them I don't feel like I was given nearly enough useful information for what I paid for.

Wonderful little "cheat sheet" that clips on anywhere. I little bigger then I thought it would be. But probably a good thing in order to be able to read it. Covers the basic uses & functions. A great item to have when first starting out to refer to instead of carrying around a book, or even the advanced photographer as a reminder if needed.

These cards do what they are intended to do. They provide general photography and shooting tips, and they provide Canon specific nomenclature and directions where needed. They provide general tips for using the creative modes on the Mode Dial, and the assumption is that you know how to make basic adjustments to your camera. They do not provide specific instructions on how to use a particular camera model. These cards are not a substitute for your owner’s manual. They should serve as a field guide that allows you to use and expand upon what you learned in the manual. The authors encourage you to use their tips and guidelines as a starting point for exploring and experimenting with your camera. I would recommend these cards for people who want to be creative with their camera. I would not recommend them to someone looking for a how-to step-by-step photography tutorial on their specific camera.