Video Tutorials and Lessons
The main focus of ePhotoPros is on creating educational/training videos for Professional Photographers. We have created hundreds of videos on various photo related applications such as Adobe Photoshop, Bridge, ACR, Express Digital Darkroom and FotoFusion.
Short, Focused Videos
Many of our videos are short (5-10 minutes) on a very specific topic. We'll just dive in and show you a specific technique that we think is important. Sometimes they are in a series, other times they are just random topics. Either way, we don't waste time and get straight to the point. Making videos in this way is easy on our end, and simple and straight forward for you. No need to wait to see something until we release the next 3-5 hours of mind numbing training course like other sites.
Video tutorials that are focused and to the point.
Intro to FotoFusion
FotoFusion, from LumaPix, is an outstanding page layout program geared towards creating collages (i.e. flush mount books), class composites, cards, etc.
In depth Lesson Plans
While we are big fans of the short and to the point 5 minute video, we also see the need to show some techniques in more detail, so we also offer numerous Lesson style tutorials, which are generally 3 -7 videos in a series, all viewable in the same player. Basically we still produce them as short videos, but we then wrap those in a viewer that can support up to 10 videos. When appropriate we also allow you to download the same files we work on in the lesson so you can play along at home.
We make lessons painless. Not long and boring.
Not Just Photoshop
Photoshop is by far the most popular photo related application that we cover, but it is by no means the only one. Basically if we think an application is important to Professional Photographers, we'll spend some time on it. Know of something we should cover? let us know, we are always looking at new things to go over.
Videos by Request
Premium members have access to our support forum, and there we always welcome and encourage you to request a video. Chances are if you have a question, so do many other people, and while we are always busy making videos we think are helpful, it is so much better for us if we hear from actual users what they would like to see.