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  1. 02-19-2008, 05:26 AM #1
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    betterphoto online classes

    Has anyone taken any of the online classes at betterphoto.com ? I am wondering if they are worth what they say they are? I am sure that these online classes you get out what you put into them - but that goes for any kind of instruction.
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    Re: betterphoto online classes

    Not me, but I have listened to the founder of Betterphoto on some podcasts that I listen too. I belive they have their own podcast called Better Photo Radio as well. Most of the stuff they cover on the podcasts are very basic, but I'm sure their online class offering has some more in-depth options.
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