Come and Watch Some KelbyOne Online Classes On Me

Want to check out KelbyOne online training for free? Sure ya do! Well, that’s perfect timing seeing as we’ve just set up a FREE (F-R-Dubba-E) 24-hour trial so you can go watch as many classes as you want (which we’d love you do to because you’ll fall deeply in love with this way of learning, and then you’ll join in and get new classes every week on everything from photography to Photoshop to Lightroom and more!).

Here’s the link to get the free 24-hour trial.

This free trial is just available for a limited time so go right now (quick, like a bunny) and sign up — then just “go to town” on all our new online e classes (like Joe McNally’s “Art of Digital Photography” that was just released last week (everybody is already raving about it, and they should ’cause Joe rocks!). Today’s Tuesday, and that means another new class is coming out  (unfortunately, nobody will tell me what it is beforehand, so we’ll just have to see when they update the site today — that way we’ll both be surprised).

Anyway, that’s the scoop — come watch some awesome free online classes, on me.

Hope you have a busy Tuesday watching classes. :)

Best,

-Scott 

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  1. The class coming out today is all about time lapse! Tom Bol has put together a pretty awesome introduction to time lapse that goes over everything from the gear you need to how to figure out the interval between shots, and then he walks you through a range of example time lapse scenarios (both indoor and out) and even shows how to put them together in post.

  2. So many great classes, so little time! :-)

    Scott, you should.mention that all of the KelbyOne classes are 90 minutes to 2 hours long, so it’s easy to watch a bunch with the 24 hour trial. Tons of learning here from the best instructors in the world!

    –John

  3. Great Idea Scott. You guys have so many excellent courses, anyone can learn something. Plus, these courses are done in an amazing video format.
    Hope to see you soon, Mike

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