I am traveling to Scotland soon and wanted to expand my camera abilities with my iPhone. The travel photography class was excellent. Learned several things I wasn’t aware of especially taking indoor photos. Scott you are great. I am going to try more landscape photography this time. Thanks
Although there is no shortage of free online tutorials, Kelbyone classes are a notch above in content, detail, caliber of instructors and production value - well worth the modest price for access to such world class photography and editing instruction.
KelbyOne offers fantastic content that inspires both complete beginners and semi-pros alike. The platform is well laid out, making it easy to navigate and follow along. The instructors are clear, pleasant to listen to, and deliver lessons with a professional yet approachable style. Each course is packed with key points worth trying out, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to grow their photography skills.
I have'nt been on the website for a while, but the expérience is always perfect and it help me met back into the groove. I'be been a member since it wal called the NAPP, it is my go to when I feel stuck creatively.
Kelby One took away the Fear Uncertanty and Doubt regarding the use of Adobe Lightroom. I can know import, organize and edit with confidence after short courses on each of those activities. I should have signe up for Kelby One way sooner.
Having joined a few months ago as a complete novice I have found that KelbyOne has everything and more for a novice to someone who has lots of experience in photography.
Kelbyone is high class learning platform. Mr. Kelby has a master mind groups of experts in their fields. The price of less than $.67 cents a day. That’s amazing. Thank you
KelbyOne's library of educational material is exceptional!
I recently signed up for the trial membership. I have reviewed three courses and learned of valuable skills and workflow steps that will improve my photography skills. I plan to move on to the full membership - KelbyOne's library of educational material is exceptional!
I consciously avoided Adobe Lightroom since opting for Apple’s Aperture in the early days of Raw processors. That turned out to be an unforeseeable mistake. After working with Capture One Pro for many years, I needed to move on. DXO PhotoLab failed my audition, so I gave in to the empire that Lightroom had become. How to learn LrC decades after most folks had adopted it? No shortage of folks keen to accept money for lessons. Most of them accomplished photographers. But accomplished photographers aren’t necessarily capable teachers. I settled on Kelby after seeing some free lessons online. Kelby’s been teaching this stuff for a while, it seems, so he knows the pitfalls that newcomers stumble over. And the Kelbyverse offers a constellation of other interesting courses. The pricing structure and content catalogue sold me. And the online infrastructure is solid and easy to navigate.
I am delighted by the in-depth tutorials on topics I can choose. It's always fun to listen to Scott Kelby, and the other instructors I have encountered so far also do a fine job.
I have really enjoyed the style of the teaching. I have seen two different instructors and both have been clear and precise in the presentation. I love the fact I can go back and listen again and again.