David Busch's Sony A6400/ILCE-6400 Guide to Digital Photography (The David Busch Camera Guide) Paperback – Illustrated, 7 Oct. 2019

Very detailed but some Sony lens not included in lens section. For example - Sony E 70-350mm lens. Would have like to see a paragraph or two with photographs of the moon and night sky!

Help me to discover all the capabilities of my Sony Alpha a6400 and capture better photographs.

Handy resource. Not the easiest read but very useful. The index page at the back is confusing when you try to find a specific function in the book.

Really liked this book. Explained in great detail the different operations of the camera. Explained what each settings does and what it means if you take a different choice.Great Handbook for the Sony A6400. I would recommend it. I wouldn't say it was for the absolute beginner but for those who want to understand how the camera works and those that miss having a proper user handbook.

Comprehensive detail for all functions on the menu's

Amazing book full off details

I only really bought this book as penny pinching Sony do not include a printed user manual with the A6400. In fact you can't even download a user manual, you have to read their online web based user guide, which I hate doing.I am new to Sony camera equipment after using Canon equipment for over 10 years, so wanted to make sure I was up to speed with the Sony menu system and make sure I wasn't missing any features hidden in the supposedly notoriously difficult to navigate Sony menu system.Firstly the Sony menu system really isn't that bad on this current model camera at least. Would I have missed or found it difficult to find or understand certain functions on my A6400 without this book? Yes there are a couple of features I probably would have missed or not understood immediately without this book. 95%+ of the menu system though is similar to the Canon menu system though and probably other manufacturers, hence my review headline of 'Somewhat useful'.My only gripe with the book itself as such is that about half of it covers the camera's menu system and the other half is a general guide on how to use a DSLR type camera, so if you are already experienced at using a DSLR type camera, then half the book is not going to be of much use to you.Would I have bought this book if Sony had included a paper user manual with the camera, no. But they don't so...

I could not have begun to get to grips with the much improved A6400 without it. David writes clearly and has a definite style which I find just what I need.