This step-by-step guide to the digital photography workflow process and Canon EOS digital cameras features the expertise of 11 top photographers from a variety of disciplines including: Barbara Bordnick, James Nachtwey, Michel Tcherevkoff, Rick Billings, Greg Gorman, Denis Reggie, Stephen Wilkes, Rod Evans, George Lepp, Seth Resnick and Scott Alexander. This comprehensive CD-ROM will show you how to get the most out of your digital photography by providing practical solutions and behind-the-scenes tips from some of today's most respected and accomplished professional photographers. An invaluable resource for film photographers who are thinking about moving to digital; the presentation also provides many useful insights for current digital users who are looking to learn more about the digital medium. There is no cost to order the CD, so complete the shipping information below to request your copy today. (Offer only available to residents of the United States.)
Thank you STEINR... I have been saving for a new camera and i am looking at the Canon EOS 10D
It may be to advanced for me. Maybe this CD will help me make up my mind.
This CD looks great. I wonder if someone here who lives in the USA could get a few copies and mail them to residents of other countries, like me in Japan? I'd be extremely grateful and always vote you a 10.
I just ordered one. I can burn it to a CD and mail it to those who live overseas and want a copy. Just let me know what your mailing address is and I'll be glad to do it.
Would it be possible to say add the contents of the CD to the tutorial area of this site (in zipped form)? If not, please add me to your email list.
It is liable to be large (they mention 50 odd video clips) and also illegal to distribute without Canon's approval. Fair enough if people want to swap it personally but I doubt it would be a good idea to violate Canon's copyright on this site.
The CD sounds great, but I'm wondering if Canon will use my personal information to sell to marketers. It didn't say anything about it on the web page.
