I've watched the Karl Taylor Photography Masterclass, and it's quite good. Something to keep in mind with Karl Taylor is that he only touches (very briefly) on his subject matter of each video, so he can seem disappointing at first glance. For example, he has one segment on beauty dishes and softboxes, but barely mentions how to use them, or how to place them.
However, if you ignore the topic, you'll find his narrative on shooting (or editing if that's the subject) to be enlightening. He's an incredible shooter.
He's definitely enjoyable to watch, although his admirable Photoshop skills are a little dated. If you're still in PS 4, you'll love him, but he misses the more advanced healing and selection tools available in PS 5 and PS 6 that make the job *far* less tedious.
All around, very good value for the money,
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However, if you ignore the topic, you'll find his narrative on shooting (or editing if that's the subject) to be enlightening. He's an incredible shooter.
He's definitely enjoyable to watch, although his admirable Photoshop skills are a little dated. If you're still in PS 4, you'll love him, but he misses the more advanced healing and selection tools available in PS 5 and PS 6 that make the job *far* less tedious.
All around, very good value for the money,
@boogie yes, the free course is really good. Not bought any DVD yet
@cameronknowlton thanks for the extra info