Photo-i releases A Guide To DSLR Photography
Published Nov 4, 2010
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dpreview staff
Photo-i editor Vincent Oliver has released 'A Guide To DSLR Photography', the company's latest DVD that promises to help photographers improve their shooting and editing skills. The topics covered include camera set-up, exposure, white balance, lens choice, DSLR movie capture and editing. Playable in all regions, the DVD is available now at retail price of £14.99.
Press Release:
A guide to DSLR photography DVD
a guide to DSLR photography shows you how to get the best from your DSLR camera. Written and presented by Vincent Oliver, photographer and editor of www.photo-i.co.uk this DVD is designed to help you improve your photography and image editing skills. Visual, practical and presented in a user-friendly way this DVD has a running time of 115 minutes and is packed with information. The format is NTSC, it’s also playable on PAL sets in all regions and on computers that support DVD playback.
Subjects covered include:
- setting up
- exposure
- white balance
- RAW file format
- lens choice
- shooting techniques
- HDSLR movie capture and editing
- image editing tutorials
Running time: 115 minutes
Language: English
Format : NTSC – 16:9 (all regions, also playable on PAL TV and computer)
Publisher: photo-i
Price: £14.99 & £2.50 p+p (approx $24 & $4 shipping)
For further information and to order, click here
http://www.photo-i.co.uk/2010/09/a-guide-to-dslr-photography-dvd/#more-384
DVDs are now available to be posted anywhere in the world.
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