Magic Lantern DVD Guides demystify the often confusing and complex controls found on today's most popular digital SLR cameras. They go far beyond your camera's owners manual to show you exactly what you need to know to take great pictures.

Created by photographers for photographers, these 85-90 minute in-depth instructional DVDs are like having a one-on-one workshop right in your own home - with an expert photographer who knows YOUR CAMERA inside and out. And unlike classes and workshops, these DVDs let you explore your camera at your own pace and review topics whenever you want.

Each DVD in the series is produced specifically for ONE camera model. These are not one-size-fits-all instructional DVDs about general photography.

Magic Lantern's unique training method starts with basic concepts and then moves on to thoroughly cover advanced features using clear and concise examples that will give you the confidence you need to master your camera and start taking great photos. If you aren't satisfied with just picking up your digital SLR and shooting on automatic mode you need the Magic Lantern DVD.

Each DVD is organized into 10 chapters for easy reference and covers virtually everything there is to know about YOUR CAMERA; with a full description of all the camera's features, buttons, controls, menus, and plenty of useful tips and real-world examples. You'll quickly learn about custom menu settings, metering modes, exposure modes, white balance techniques, ISO pitfalls, flash photography, exposure lock, playback functions, RAW vs. JPEG, formatting memory cards, choosing image quality settings, exposure compensation, and much more. If it's important, these DVDs cover it.

Whether you're an experienced photographer or a beginner, this DVD will have you shooting like a pro with your new camera in no time at all.

NEW!	Learn to take Great Photos with any digital SLR. 60 minutes DVD $24.00 CHAPTERS Introduction to SLRs Exploding the Myths SLR Basics Understanding Lenses Basics of Exposure Creative Exposure Metering Mode Perfect Focus Picture Quality White Balance Flash Tips Good Composition Summary