Immediate Cash Grab
This app may be wonderful and useful—the 5 star average rating would certainly suggest so—but I will never know. There is no way to preview or explore any part of the app without creating an account and paying the subscription. It seems very reasonably-priced and it’s well-reviewed, and I’d almost certainly pay the subscription fee if I could just at least see what the app is like first. Devs: if you ever add a free trial or a limited demo mode with a paywall, I’ll happily give it a second look.
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Brilliant app and community
I’m not one for reviews but this app has been amazing. Well worth the small fee to join a well structured and professional course and be part of a supportive community of photographers. Although I usually use my desktop to post on this forum, the app makes it much easier to catch up on posts from other users and get involved in the community.
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Paid subscription only
First, the app developers ask for your email address. Then they offer a paid subscription. There is no other option. If I would have known this, I would never bother with the app in first place. Poor practice!
The best educational experience of my life
I have recently finished my first “year with my camera” and I am a much more competent, skilled and inspired photographer than when I began. The course - delivered in bite-sized emails, weekly for a year, covers way more than Weber expected to learn about photography. It’s absolutely brilliant. Simple to understand AND really stretching.
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Want to learn how to use your camera? Get this app
This app is perfect for anyone who wants to learn how to use their DSLR or other expensive camera. It helps you get away from using the e automatic setting.
The lessons are laid out with a weekly homework assignment but you can work at your own pace.
The first section is the technical part which helps you understand how to set the settings. The second section teaches composition.
Well thought out in easy to understand bites.
The lessons are laid out with a weekly homework assignment but you can work at your own pace.
The first section is the technical part which helps you understand how to set the settings. The second section teaches composition.
Well thought out in easy to understand bites.
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