Kelbytraining.com

[dearlybeloved]

Has anyone used this? if so, is it worth it? Ive read his digital photography books and have learned a lot from reading them and im wondering if his website will be a good source of knowledge and easy to learn from.

thanks

 

[HughGuessWho95 10]

I have used kelbytrainining.com for a long time and highly recommend it. For the price of a book you can watch hundreds of hours of videos. Also keep in mind that there are 50 or so other trainers besides Scott Kelby with many different areas of expertise.

 

[dearlybeloved]

Thanks! I was hoping for good reviews because I want to use it but just don't know yet.

 

[LShooter]

I've used it on and off for several years and really like the quaility of the videos. Great information is available there!

 

[KmH]

Scott Kelby's $99 a year NAPP has 65 pages of tutorials, regular web casts, 10 yearly issues of Photoshop User magazine, access to many certified Photoshop experts in the member only forum, a help desk, and software and hardware discounts to boot.

NAPP members also get a substantial discount at Kelby Training on books, DVD's, seninars, and the training subscription.
To get the discounts all you need to do is log into Kelby Training using your NAPP log in name and password.
Photoshop User | Learn Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom and Digital Photography | NAPP

 

[jakeg1999]

I started it about two weeks ago and its great. It is well worth the money.

 

[TimothyJinx]

I've been subscribed for a month or so. I've already watched a TON of tutorials and there is so much more. Definitely worth the price IMHO.

 

[TATTRAT]

This is one thread that illustrates why I enjoy this forum so much. After years of lurking, infrequent posting, I can ALWAYS learn something here. Have never heard of the site in the OP, but wow. Seems like a nice learning tool! Thanks!

 

[TimothyJinx]

This is one thread that illustrates why I enjoy this forum so much. After years of lurking, infrequent posting, I can ALWAYS learn something here. Have never heard of the site in the OP, but wow. Seems like a nice learning tool! Thanks!

There should be a TPF discount!

 

[TATTRAT]

This is one thread that illustrates why I enjoy this forum so much. After years of lurking, infrequent posting, I can ALWAYS learn something here. Have never heard of the site in the OP, but wow. Seems like a nice learning tool! Thanks!

There should be a TPF discount!

LOL! Indeed!

 

[Derrel]

Scott Kelby's $99 a year NAPP has 65 pages of tutorials, regular web casts, 10 yearly issues of Photoshop User magazine, access to many certified Photoshop experts in the member only forum, a help desk, and software and hardware discounts to boot.

NAPP members also get a substantial discount at Kelby Training on books, DVD's, seninars, and the training subscription.
To get the discounts all you need to do is log into Kelby Training using your NAPP log in name and password.
Photoshop User | Learn Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom and Digital Photography | NAPP

Wow....more SPAM, again? You remove the tags from phone-posted messages and call them spam, yet you post this kind of stuff all the time??? I don't understand it.

 

[vintagesnaps]

I took a sports photography workshop several years ago with a photographer who's now an instructor (not sports related) for Kelby Training but wasn't yet at the time; I haven't used any of the Kelby products.

I'd looked up NAPP some time ago and couldn't find anything that seemed to indicate it was actually an association or organization (no board of directors, officers, etc.). The membership seems to be more of a subscription for products and services; to me using that name seems misleading but it looks like they may not be using the NAPP name much anymore.

My concern is with their Terms Of Use for submitted photos, ideas, suggestions etc. It says while a user would retain ownership, any submissions incl. what's posted on a forum or gallery, gives Kelby Training the right to use, copy, reproduce, etc. etc. the submissions, apparently without additional approval - and as it says at the beginning of the third paragraph under Submissions "We provide no compensation...".

I don't think I'd trust using a photography business that apparently could be using other photographers' work for an unspecified use or time period and without approval or compensation.

 

[Buckster]

Scott Kelby's $99 a year NAPP has 65 pages of tutorials, regular web casts, 10 yearly issues of Photoshop User magazine, access to many certified Photoshop experts in the member only forum, a help desk, and software and hardware discounts to boot.

NAPP members also get a substantial discount at Kelby Training on books, DVD's, seninars, and the training subscription.
To get the discounts all you need to do is log into Kelby Training using your NAPP log in name and password.
Photoshop User | Learn Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom and Digital Photography | NAPP

Wow....more SPAM, again? You remove the tags from phone-posted messages and call them spam, yet you post this kind of stuff all the time??? I don't understand it.

I'm wondering why the link has this on the end, when it works fine without it: ?aid=luhgxq Maybe Keith gets a credit or commission or something for every person he convinces to join, and that's how they track who sent who?

 

[HughGuessWho95 10]

Scott Kelby's $99 a year NAPP has 65 pages of tutorials, regular web casts, 10 yearly issues of Photoshop User magazine, access to many certified Photoshop experts in the member only forum, a help desk, and software and hardware discounts to boot.

NAPP members also get a substantial discount at Kelby Training on books, DVD's, seninars, and the training subscription.
To get the discounts all you need to do is log into Kelby Training using your NAPP log in name and password.
Photoshop User | Learn Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom and Digital Photography | NAPP

Wow....more SPAM, again? You remove the tags from phone-posted messages and call them spam, yet you post this kind of stuff all the time??? I don't understand it.

I'm wondering why the link has this on the end, when it works fine without it: ?aid=luhgxq Maybe Keith gets a credit or commission or something for every person he convinces to join, and that's how they track who sent who?

That is an affiliate tag so the person providing the traffic gets paid a commission if a sale takes place. I am surprised affiliate links are allowed on this forum since SPAM is looked down on so poorly.

Read all about it HERE

 

[Buckster]

Wow....more SPAM, again? You remove the tags from phone-posted messages and call them spam, yet you post this kind of stuff all the time??? I don't understand it.

I'm wondering why the link has this on the end, when it works fine without it: ?aid=luhgxq Maybe Keith gets a credit or commission or something for every person he convinces to join, and that's how they track who sent who?

That is an affiliate tag so the person providing the traffic gets paid a commission if a sale takes place. I am surprised affiliate links are allowed on this forum since SPAM is looked down on so poorly.

No wonder he pushes it so hard at every possible opportunity. I guess it's all good as long as his post doesn't say he sent it from a phone brand using tapatalk...