http://www.nikon-d200.net Japan Photography Workshops Mon, 06 Oct 2008 15:42:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/101#comment-886 Photography Bay » Nikon’s Picturetown, the Best Products, Photography Workshops and More . . . Fri, 25 May 2007 12:53:14 +0000 http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/101#comment-886 [...] Thinking about taking an online class at betterphoto.com? Think again. While you’re thinking, explore the rest of Jim Atwood’s site. Good stuff. [...] […] Thinking about taking an online class at betterphoto.com? Think again. While you’re thinking, explore the rest of Jim Atwood’s site. Good stuff. […]

]]> http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/33#comment-8 adjie Sat, 15 Jul 2006 11:08:15 +0000 http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/33#comment-8 Wow, that's wonderfull could please explain to me how to created that, really cool. Wow, that’s wonderfull could please explain to me how to created that, really cool.

]]> http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/28#comment-7 Jim Atwood Tue, 04 Jul 2006 10:54:58 +0000 http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/28#comment-7 Well after a day I finally got another email with a new download link from Photoshopcafe. This allowed me to establish a new cookie and download the material. Interestingly enough I didn't get any explanation from Photoshopcafe. I thought Photoshopcafe was very unprofessional in my opinion and I will not do any business with this website or individuals again. Rude! Well after a day I finally got another email with a new download link from Photoshopcafe. This allowed me to establish a new cookie and download the material. Interestingly enough I didn’t get any explanation from Photoshopcafe. I thought Photoshopcafe was very unprofessional in my opinion and I will not do any business with this website or individuals again. Rude!

]]> http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/26#comment-6 Jim Sun, 02 Jul 2006 06:52:35 +0000 http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/26#comment-6 By the way, I haven't heard back regarding my suggestion. I simple thanks for the suggestion would have been nice. Photoshopcafe is starting to go downhill regarding communication in my book. Oh well. By the way, I haven’t heard back regarding my suggestion. I simple thanks for the suggestion would have been nice. Photoshopcafe is starting to go downhill regarding communication in my book. Oh well.

]]> http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/21#comment-5 Jim Sat, 24 Jun 2006 22:34:56 +0000 http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/21#comment-5 Today I purchased the Ron Reznick's Sureshot system. It will probably take about 2-3 weeks to ship to Japan, but once I receive it, I'll write some more thoughts and info about it. Looks like it's going to be a great package and I'm excited about learning some new things. Today I purchased the Ron Reznick’s Sureshot system. It will probably take about 2-3 weeks to ship to Japan, but once I receive it, I’ll write some more thoughts and info about it. Looks like it’s going to be a great package and I’m excited about learning some new things.

]]> http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/12#comment-4 Jim Sat, 24 Jun 2006 09:34:46 +0000 http://www.nikon-d200.net/archives/12#comment-4 As a follow-up here, I found out there were 46 students in my PPSOP understanding exposure class. That's a lot of students, and in my opinion it definitely degraded the quality of the class. Just too many people and not enough quality content for the money. No wonder the comments were lacking. If you had to critique 46 students at 3 photos each, that would come out to 138 photos per week. That's quite a few photos to look over and offer quality comments for. On the other hand, they raked in $18,170.00 on this class, so you might think comments would have been better. Perhaps I'm missing something. As a follow-up here, I found out there were 46 students in my PPSOP understanding exposure class. That’s a lot of students, and in my opinion it definitely degraded the quality of the class. Just too many people and not enough quality content for the money. No wonder the comments were lacking. If you had to critique 46 students at 3 photos each, that would come out to 138 photos per week. That’s quite a few photos to look over and offer quality comments for. On the other hand, they raked in $18,170.00 on this class, so you might think comments would have been better. Perhaps I’m missing something.

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