Assuming many people are impatient, this article will discuss how knowledge of the technical side of photography can be built using infographics. In the few minutes it takes to get the main point from an infographic, someone using a camera manual is still trying to understand the contents or index of manual. Getting down to taking the first shot takes minutes rather than hours. Infographics are a fun but efficient way of mastering your art.
This chart uses an infographic to give some facts and fixtures about infographics.

Infographics are quick and to the point – the illustrator is using a communication mechanism that forces them to make the point as concisely and clearly as possible. Where the information is hidden in a chapter of a book the author has to repeat the point to make sure it’s not lost. Lots of redundant information has to be understood to identify the facts needed to get started.
Diagrams and photographs can show how things actually are much better than words. The skill of the illustrator comes from the fact that he is forced to very carefully consider whatever they put on paper or online because they are driven to be as concise as possible to save space. The infographic is also easier to share with others and to store in the camera bag or notebook, for use as a reference