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Dave66 Loc: Vancouver, Canada

Mogul wrote:

I am particularly impressed with Mark Wallace, an instructor for the Adorama TV seres, "Digital Photography - One on One" available on YouTube.

The listing of episodes is:

http://www.adorama.com/ALC/category/AdoramaTV-Digital-Photography-1-on-1

Where can we find Mike Browne's tutorials?

For Mike Browne tutorials try http://www.photographycourses.biz/

PhotoGator Loc: Florida

Ambrose wrote:

I've known you can get almost any lesson you want on photography for free somethere on line.

One of my favorites is Mike Browne's tutorials on YouTube

Im curious what other favorites hoggers have found for free out there?

My favorite tutorial series courtesy of Adorama by Mark Wallace AdoramaTV - Digital Photography 1 on 1 (3 seasons).

http://www.adorama.com/alc/category/AdoramaTV-Digital-Photography-1-on-1

h2odog Loc: Brooklyn NY

Tony Northrup has some terrific YouTube videos. I like Mike Brown's as well, very down to earth and entertaining guy.

sailor2545 Loc: Victoria, BC

Ambrose wrote:

I've known you can get almost any lesson you want on photography for free somethere on line.

One of my favorites is Mike Browne's tutorials on YouTube

Im curious what other favorites hoggers have found for free out there?

yes, i agree, i like his tutorials, fun and he makes it easy to understand

Ziza Loc: USA

Ambrose wrote:

I've known you can get almost any lesson you want on photography for free somethere on line.

One of my favorites is Mike Browne's tutorials on YouTube

Im curious what other favorites hoggers have found for free out there?

These tuts really helped me when I first got into photography. I like how they are organized -- Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert.

http://www.michaelthementor.com/

h2odog Loc: Brooklyn NY

Z, thanks for the link to michaelthementor. It look like a terrific site.

Annie_Girl Loc: It's none of your business

while not your typical tutorials, DigitalRev TV is full of useful information with a splash of humor.

http://www.youtube.com/user/DigitalRevCom

BrettOssman Loc: near Tampa, Florida

Ziza wrote:

These tuts really helped me when I first got into photography. I like how they are organized -- Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert.

http://www.michaelthementor.com/

Although individual tutorials are great, I do like the structured progression of a course. I don't know many times I've said "well if I had known A, B would have made more sense and been easier".

I will check this out.
Thanks

mharde

I like Mike Browne. He explains things in a very basic way, not so technical...

bsprague Loc: Lacey, WA, USA

It is not free, but if you want a structured approach to learning a particular subject, I like linda.com a lot.

I comnit to $25 for a month, then cancel it the next day. 30 days later it quits. If you don't cancel it, it re-bills your credit card.

It would be a waste if you are looking for a single technique. But if, for example, you think you might want to learn and entire subject like Premier Elements, you can get it done in a few days, a week tops.

For free, every lynda.com course has free sample chapters. If you have one single goal, there is a free limited trial.

It all depends on what your time is worth and how fast you want to learn something. There are about 1000 courses!

bv52gyf Loc: Kincardine, Scotland

Ambrose wrote:

I've known you can get almost any lesson you want on photography for free somethere on line.

One of my favorites is Mike Browne's tutorials on YouTube

Im curious what other favorites hoggers have found for free out there?

I've enjoyed the tutorials by "gavtrain"

Found them informative and easy to follow

Andy

Apjar307 Loc: Cheyenne, Wyoming

Too much brain damage for me. IMHO

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Ambrose wrote:

I've known you can get almost any lesson you want on photography for free somethere on line.

One of my favorites is Mike Browne's tutorials on YouTube

Im curious what other favorites hoggers have found for free out there?

I like CreativeLive. They run all-day lessons. The one on LR5 today runs for seven hours, and then it continues on Tues and Wed. You can buy the video downloads for $99 for a couple of days. Then it goes to $149

BrettOssman Loc: near Tampa, Florida

Dave66 wrote:

For Mike Browne tutorials try http://www.photographycourses.biz/

Mike Browne's are awesome. I just watched the composition videos. Best I've seen by far. VERY easy to follow.

Thanks :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

hobbyist74

Ambrose wrote:

I've known you can get almost any lesson you want on photography for free somethere on line.

One of my favorites is Mike Browne's tutorials on YouTube

Im curious what other favorites hoggers have found for free out there?

Great stuff!

I just learned that I just need a few tweeks to find great street shots:
1. a 10-20 zoom
2. an English accent and demeanor
3. someone filming me taking photos (for an explanation to the vendors, regulars.)
4. a 10-20 zoom

I've been in sales and the restaurant biz for the last 17 years and still have a significant fear of breaking out the camera in public and even at family functions. Total anxiety!