Karl Taylor photography dvds

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I have recently borght the inroduction Dvd from the Karl Taylor line of training dvds I found it very imfomatic and did learn a bit of new things but before I go ahead and buy the rest I was wondering if anyone else has experience with them and if the others are work the 30 as in my opinion this one was not greater it did its job but when paying 30 for a Dvd you would expect smooth filming clean lenses and when he shows you something on his camera you would be able to see what he's showing you.

So are the rest of the dvds worth it?
 
I'm not familiar with the Karl Taylor dvds, bu if you've bought one from a series and you haven't enjoyed it, it's probably not worth paying for the rest of the series. I would always expect the introduction disk to be the showcase for the rest.

There are a lot of sources of information, depending what it is you want to learn. There are dvd series from several tutors. Stand-alone dvds on specific subjects by highly regarded photographers and tutors. There are online video courses by subscription, and free tutorial videos on YouTube. The quality varies a lot.

If you know what it is you want to learn, it will be easier to find a source. Generic do-everything courses/sources tend to be just that.. generic.
 
£30 is ridiculous IMHO. When you think you can buy a hollywood blockbuster that took 6 months to shoot, 3 months to edit and has 3000 people in the credits for £10 or less.
 
DorsetDude said:
£30 is ridiculous IMHO. When you think you can buy a hollywood blockbuster that took 6 months to shoot, 3 months to edit and has 3000 people in the credits for £10 or less.
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The selling cost of the item is normally based on cost to make plus profit wanted divided by the amount of units expected to sell. Hence why a blockbuster DVD is only a tenner, they sell hundreds of thousands.

Specialist interest subjects like this will always be sold at a higher cost due to the limited sales.


As for the actual DVDs I can't comment. :lol:
 
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