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from archlenblanco[@] on 12/26/2010
Comments about Blue Crane Blue Crane Digital DVD: Through the Eyes of a Pro - Advanced Techniques for Nikon DSLRs - Volume 2:
Good for beginning pros.
from San Francisco, CA on 12/26/2010
Comments about Blue Crane Blue Crane Digital DVD: Through the Eyes of a Pro - Advanced Techniques for Nikon DSLRs - Volume 2:
Clear instructions. Good for beginning pros.
from Milford CT on 5/11/2009
Comments about Blue Crane Blue Crane Digital DVD: Through the Eyes of a Pro - Advanced Techniques for Nikon DSLRs - Volume 2:
I have both in the series. The first DVD was a little better I have to admit. Depending on what you are looking for this is a good series.
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from NY on 8/15/2008
Comments about Blue Crane Blue Crane Digital DVD: Through the Eyes of a Pro - Advanced Techniques for Nikon DSLRs - Volume 2:
I have to agree with the other rating. This video has no educational value at all. I've purchased many other dvd's and have learned so much more . And why does it say Nikon on the cover,when you never see a single Nikon . Oh well. Waste of money. Do not purchase.
[3 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Blue Crane Blue Crane Digital DVD: Through the Eyes of a Pro - Advanced Techniques for Nikon DSLRs - Volume 2:
Advanced Techniques???? About what? There is no information here to be called advanced. I am a professional photographer and cinematographer. I own my own studio and do that for living and also teach and train other people. I am also always willing to learn from other people but this DVD and the other by the same photographer is just not worth a cent. There is no useful information here accept that "Tim" is talking about himself. He obviously loves himself. I repeat, there is nothing useful here that people
can learn from. I am stunned that people would actually waste money and time to produce this.ALSO
doesn't the title say NIKON and not CANON. He uses canon cameras throughout the DVD. Ridiculous. I regret that I actually spend the money. Great advertising for the DVD though.