Coupon code for Steve Perry book: Is there a coupon code out there for shopping at Steve Perry’s book store? I am interim his Sony a1 setup book. Thank you.

Baysitter11 Loc: Cincinnati

Is there a coupon code out there for shopping at Steve Perry’s book store? I am interim his Sony a1 setup book. Thank you.

Vince68 Loc: Wappingers Falls, NY

Baysitter11 wrote:

Is there a coupon code out there for shopping at Steve Perry’s book store? I am interim his Sony a1 setup book. Thank you.

Just go to his website https://backcountrygallery.com/ thats where you can purchase his eBooks. Also go to his YouTube channel to watch his free video tips. He runs special pricing sometimes but I have never seen a coupon code. His pricing is very reasonable on everything he sells and well worth it.

billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont

Baysitter11 wrote:

Is there a coupon code out there for shopping at Steve Perry’s book store? I am interim his Sony a1 setup book. Thank you.

No need for a coupon. Here it is, enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5buNvo_wMw

With that said, I actually prefer Mark Smith's set up better. Mark has shot Sony longer than Steve and he is really good.
I actually have used mostly Mark's guide and some of Steve's thrown in. Watch them both and use what looks good to you.
Good luck and keep on shooting until the end.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Vince68 wrote:

His pricing is very reasonable on everything he sells and well worth it.

Exactly!

tiphareth51 Loc: Somewhere near North Pole, Alaska

Imho, Steve Perry and Mark Smith are both excellent at what they do. All of Steve Perry's books are excellent, well written, and the price is a great deal considering all the information he provides; ebook updates are included.
For myself, I attribute a lot of my photographic success to Steve Perry. The price of an ebook to help put a 'keeper' on my wall seems insignificant (imho).

Baysitter11 Loc: Cincinnati

Vince68 wrote:

Just go to his website https://backcountrygallery.com/ thats where you can purchase his eBooks. Also go to his YouTube channel to watch his free video tips. He runs special pricing sometimes but I have never seen a coupon code. His pricing is very reasonable on everything he sells and well worth it.

Thank you. I did put the ebook in my cart and at the checkout there was the option for a promo code. That is why I was asking. I am on my way to "checkout".

Baysitter11 Loc: Cincinnati

billnikon wrote:

No need for a coupon. Here it is, enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5buNvo_wMw

With that said, I actually prefer Mark Smith's set up better. Mark has shot Sony longer than Steve and he is really good.
I actually have used mostly Mark's guide and some of Steve's thrown in. Watch them both and use what looks good to you.
Good luck and keep on shooting until the end.

Sounds like good advice. Thank you. I will.

Baysitter11 Loc: Cincinnati

tiphareth51 wrote:

Imho, Steve Perry and Mark Smith are both excellent at what they do. All of Steve Perry's books are excellent, well written, and the price is a great deal considering all the information he provides; ebook updates are included.
For myself, I attribute a lot of my photographic success to Steve Perry. The price of an ebook to help put a 'keeper' on my wall seems insignificant (imho).

Thank you. I will definitely check out both.

Alafoto Loc: Montgomery, AL

billnikon wrote:

No need for a coupon. Here it is, enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5buNvo_wMw

With that said, I actually prefer Mark Smith's set up better. Mark has shot Sony longer than Steve and he is really good.
I actually have used mostly Mark's guide and some of Steve's thrown in. Watch them both and use what looks good to you.
Good luck and keep on shooting until the end.

"keep on shooting until the end" Do you know something the rest of us don't? Should I be running around apologizing to the hundreds of people I may have offended?

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Baysitter11 wrote:

Thank you. I did put the ebook in my cart and at the checkout there was the option for a promo code. That is why I was asking. I am on my way to "checkout".

That's generally a standard feature of sales sites, but they don't always apply.

Parfumeur Loc: Forest Hills, NY USA

The coupon option is in place to make you feel cheated for not finding or having a code .... albeit, the price is reasonable to begin with. Still ....

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Parfumeur wrote:

The coupon option is in place to make you feel cheated for not finding or having a code .... albeit, the price is reasonable to begin with. Still ....

Under certain circumstances, there might be a promotional code. Steve provides good products at good prices, so I'm not looking for codes. I tried some "code services," but they never found codes for anything I bought.