creativeLive is offering another free workshop. This one is a 5 day workshop on the Fundamentals of Digital Photography 2012 by John Greengo. Yep, a 5 day workshop for free. It's live from 9AM - 4PM (PST) April 9 - 13.
CreativeLive offers a lot of free workshops so be sure to check them out soon.
Update 4/14/2012: I wasn't able to watch the whole 5 day Fundamentals of Digital Photography 2012 workshop, but creativeLive replayed each day's workshop in the evening so I was able to watch bits and pieces here and there after I got home from work. I liked John Greengo's teaching style and the information he presented so much that I bought the workshop (25 hours of video + 10 pdf files of the slides). Topics include The Photographer's Eye, Cameras, Lenses, Light, Focus, Exposure, Gadgets, and Composition.
I downloaded the videos to watch and rewatch whenever I like. Actually I have been downloading them for the past 3 days and don't have them all yet. Just an example of how exensive this training is: the 10 pdf files contain over 1,500 pages.
I would definitely recommend this course over the NYIP Complete Course in Professional Photography.
I bought myself a new camera for Christmas a couple of years ago and am learning everything I can about photography. The problem with learning from experts is that I feel I don't even even know enough to be called an amateur.
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March 23, 2012
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Tut Tut Tut
If you're looking for some free photography lessons visit photo.tuts+. They have video tutorials and articles on all aspects of photography - from hardware to capturing the image to post production. There is a special section for beginners called basix.
photo tuts+ is part of the Plus education network. Another one of their sites you might want to check out is psd tuts+ for Photoshop users. The special effects tutorials look especially interesting.
After Effects (Adobe's software for "creating sophisticated motion graphics and cinematic visual effects") is covered at ae tuts+. You could learn how to make people walk through walls.
photo tuts+ is part of the Plus education network. Another one of their sites you might want to check out is psd tuts+ for Photoshop users. The special effects tutorials look especially interesting.
After Effects (Adobe's software for "creating sophisticated motion graphics and cinematic visual effects") is covered at ae tuts+. You could learn how to make people walk through walls.
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