Its positives massively outweigh its problems, and it’s reasonably priced. His experience and dedication are clearly visible from the ebook. His style is entertaining and attentive, although not as straightforward as I’d prefer. He is the founder of PictureCorrect, a leading photography education website.īesides being a photo enthusiast, he’s also a wingsuit flyer – two vocations of utmost freedom.
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The creator of ‘The Photo eBook’ is Richard Schneider, a Los Angeles based professional photographer. If you’re for any reason not satisfied with it, you can ask for a refund within 90 days. You can purchase ‘The Photo eBook’ for $39, a permanent discount from $99. Learning and applying its contents will take at least months if they are new to you. If you read quickly, can probably get through it in a day or two. However, you will much more appreciate the book if you already have a firm basic knowledge of photography. There is a photography basics section on the first few pages. Its in-depth tutorials cover techniques ranging from spherical panoramas through steel wool light painting to star trail exposures. You can apply some parts (like exposure blending) to other fields, too. ‘The Photo eBook’ concentrates on landscape, cityscape and trick photography, and relevant post-production.
You can’t learn everything from it overnight – that will be a long journey. I would still say that it’s a long term investment. Second, you can easily search through the content – that’s much harder to do in video format.Īnd, although it holds great value, its production costs are lower than of video courses. I advise a big screen, though, to fully enjoy the beautiful imagery. First, it’s compact – it’s a small file that you can read anywhere. Are you someone who likes reading and learning advanced photography techniques? Then it’s probably right for you.Ĭompared to video courses, it has several advantages.
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