Canon Rebel XSi DVD Training Guide Tutorial Lessons XTi Start Price USD 44.95 Current Price USD 44.95 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price USD 49.95 Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, July 24, 2008 End Time Sunday, July 27, 2008 Location Tuscaloosa See more about 'Canon Rebel XSi DVD Training Guide Tutorial Lessons XTi' Description Canon Rebel XSI DVD | Buy it now online   Canon Rebel XSi Crash Course Training DVD with Photography School- 2 DVDs in one! 3 hours of Lessons! Learn to take amazing pictures like these: Award winning instructor and professional wedding photographer Michael Andrew takes you on a step-by-step tour of digital photography and the new Canon Rebel XSi in this limited edition training DVD. Michael Andrew’s unique approach simplifies digital photography and shows students how to take amazing photographs. Michael blends technical competence with artistic fundamentals in this truly awesome training DVD. If you are new to photography, this is one of the most complete DVDs available for the Canon Rebel XSi (It will also be very useful for photographers using the XTi and XT as their interface is similar). This DVD is specifically for beginning and intermediate photographers who have little or no experience with photography and are looking to improve their images. This DVD crash course offers the tips, tricks and skills necessary to immediately see results in your photographs!   First Michael will take you through his photography lessons covering all the basics and more: Sample Photography Lesson: Aperture Sample Photography Lesson: ISO Sensitivity   Photography Essential Topics: Exposure Shutter Speed Shutter Speed Quiz Aperture Aperture Sizes F Stop Increments Lens Crash Course Focal Length Types of Lenses and their differences. Recommended lenses to buy Depth of Field & it’s Three Rules ISO Sensitivity The Scientific Method & Photography   Composition Topics: The Rule of Thirds Shapes Dimensions Angle of Attack Backgrounds Textures Sense of Depth Distance The Perspective Shot Contrast The Dutch Tilt   Digital Crash Course Topics SLRS vs Point and Shoots The Digital Green House Underexposure Overexposure Compression Encryption 8 Bit JPG vs 14 Bit RAW How to read a Histogram What to do if you don’t have enough light   Next Michael will take you on a complete tour of the Canon Rebel XSi. He will cover its functions and specifically how to operate the camera. Canon Rebel XSi Lesson topics include: Set Up Installing your battery, flash card, and lens Date and Time Set Up Button Review- External buttons and their operation Shutter Button Main Dial Directional Pad Shooting Mode Selector Depth of Field Preview Button Menu Button Playback button Delete Button Display Button Picture Styles Exposure Compensation Button ISO Button Exposure Lock Button AF Selector LCD LCD Control Buttons, Metering, White Balance, AF control selector, Drive Selector Flash Compensation Selector.   Shooting Modes: All Basic Modes       - Full Automatic Mode       - Portrait Mode       - Landscape Mode       - Macro Mode       - Sports Mode       - No Flash Mode All Creative Modes       - Program Mode       - Tv- Shutter Priority Mode       - Av- Aperture Priority Mode       - M- Manual Mode       - A-Dep Mode       Taming The Beast- How to Control your Canon Rebel SXi Changing your settings in the creative modes. Exposure Compensation Exposure Lock Blowing out highlights Changing LCD Info Settings-   White Balance        - Auto White Balance        - Sun White Balance        - Shade White Balance        - Cloud Cover White Balance        - Incandescent White Balance        - Fluorescent White Balance        - Custom White Balance Metering Modes        - Evaluative Mode        - Spot Mode        - Center Weighted Metering        - Partial Metering Mode - How to Focus with your SLR - Custom Set Ups, Including Picture Style Settings - Built in Flash - Flash Exposure Lock Sample Video Lesson: Canon Rebel XSi External Buttons Sample Video Lesson: Metering Modes Next Michael takes you through a complete tour of the Canon Rebel XSi Menu system. This unique DVD Menu System is designed to either play straight through, or to jump in to ANY point of the menu. No more fast forwarding to the part you need to see, just access the topic in the DVD Menu, and it will take you straight to that point on the DVD! A great time saver and easy to use reference! Menu Topics include: Canon Rebel XSi Menu System- Image Quality & Compression RAW vs JPG File Size Red-eye On/ Off Beep Notification Shoot w/o card Review Time Auto Exposure Bracketing Flash Exposure Compensation Custom White Balance White Balance Bracketing Color Space Picture Styles and Set ups Protect Images Rotate Images Erase Images Print Order / Transfer Order and why not to use these functions Histogram Auto Play Auto power off File Numbering Continuous Numbering Auto Reset Numbering Manual Reset Numbering Auto Rotate Format LCD Auto Off Screen Color   LCD Brightness Date and Time Set up Language Settings Video System settings Live View Function Settings, how to turn on, grid display, silent shoot, and metering timer Internal Flash Control settings Sensor Cleaning Clear all Camera Settings Function Firmware Updates Custom Settings Custom Menu Settings: Increment ISO Adjustment Settings Long Exposure Noise Reduction Auto Lighting Optimizer Auto Focus Drive Beam Firing Live View Settings Mirror Lockup Shutter / AE Lock Set Customizations LCD Display when Power ON Add Original Data Display   Clear all Custom Functions Firmware Update Installations My Menu Customization My Menu Organization, Register, Sort, Delete, Displayy Manually Cleaning your Sensor- - Michael shows us how to inspect and  manually clean an SLR camera for sensor dust! Additional Bonus: What is in Michael Andrew's Photography Bag? Learn what bag Michael uses, why and how to pack light for travel. Michael reviews the basic gear needed for virtually any wedding shoot and why you want to travel light. Next, Michael shares his insight into natural lighting, why it is so important, and where to find the best types of natural light: Light Crash Course Topics: - Different light sources, when and why to use - Natural Lighting Portrait tips - Best places to shoot - Light positioning Also included! * Free Access to Michaels Online video lessons and homework, including updates. Finally, Michael puts all the pieces of the puzzle together in his “Portrait Crash Course”, literally talking you through 4 portrait types as you look through the viewfinder of the Canon Rebel XSi. Learn what Michael thinks and does in a easy-to-follow step by step process that will teach you how to take photos like this one on the right below: Winners of each auction will receive a access code to attend Michael’s free Photography School and Forum. Brand New! In Stock! These are the very first Canon Rebel XSi DVDs directly from Michael's production studio and are not yet available in any stores. There is a limited quantity until the bulk shipments arrive in a few weeks. We expect them to go fast....get one while you can! --- Here is what viewers are saying: Hey Michael! Just wanted to let you know that I love, love, love the DVD. So many great things on it. All of the information was completely useful. I am still such a "newbie" at this, but with your help and the on-line class, I am learning so much wonderful information. I really enjoyed your recommendation of lenses. It made me gawk like a kid in a candy store!! My husband bought me a 55-250mm IS for my birthday. I love the zoom and the fact that I can get good shots at under 1/60. My next purchase is going to be the 50mm, probably the 1.8 since I can't afford the 1.4 right now. I figure it will be good for me to practice with. I also loved your portrait crash course. I am going to be referring to a lot of this information when I get that new 50mm lens!! I loved the lighting information also. Going over the camera step-by-step was so great too, as you pointed out so many things that I hadn't taken the time to learn about yet. Your method of teaching is so personable. I love that you have the same respect for me, as a newbie, as you do for others on the forum who seem so advanced. So, my Rogers and Ebert assessment of your DVD (you being the big movie buff and all) is a resounding two thumbs up!! Great job!!! Karen --- Michael's videos are simple and easy to understand. Perfect for the beginning photographer. If you have any doubts, please check my feedback and comments. 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