Which Training DVD's

[sheridant]

Like learning this way - any recommendations?

already enjoyed Zack Arias & Damien Lovegrove


Thanks

 

[sheridant]

no one seen anything good - really?

 

[TimSandhu]

I haven't experienced them myself, but see (on these forums) that Mark Cleghorn's (PhotoTraining4U.com) stuff is good.

 

[Pippy_Neville]

Like learning this way - any recommendations?

already enjoyed Zack Arias & Damien Lovegrove


Thanks

I really enjoyed Zack and learnt a lot, are the Lovegrove ones as good?

 

[sheridant]

The Zack ones are great - Lovegrove assumes a it more knowledge and is more about applying a few different styles - some good photoshop / lightroom training included

 

[sheridant]

the blue rane ones are also good for the money

 

[sheridant]

sorry - I mean blue Crane

 

[thewol]

just google the above names - wow!!!

there appox £120-£250 for 1-2 dvd's
must be good and full of info???

but - you must invest to get good returns!!!

there are a few reviews on youtube.

 

[sheridant]

i guess it's because they are mass market - the togs have to write off production costs againgst limited sales

 

[treeman]

These were very good. I'm now selling them here

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=174720

 

[sheridant]

any other recommendations?

 

[JasonRS]

Depends on what you want to shoot.

At the more affordable end of the scale

Location Lighting - Drew Gardener -£20 (plus the smoke machine you'll probably want afterwards )

http://www.theflashcentre.com/location-lighting-with-drew-gardner-dvd-i3151.html


Shooting Glamour - Jason Cole - £30 ish (depends on exchange rate)
http://www.jasoncolephotography.com.au/_portal_page/off-pages/dvd-vol1/dvd-vol1.html

Lighting - Our own Garry Edwards has a lot on Photolearn

http://www.photolearn.co.uk/

 

[snaphappy1952]

Not a "Training DVD" as such..but one I found not only informative, but a good watch that bears repeated viewing.

I am a big fan of David Noton and his work in any case...so maybe that helps

You can find it here :-

http://www.davidnoton.com/ctlfilm.htm