Free eBook - Exposure Blending - Rewrite

Christopher O'Donnell has rewritten his free exposure blending ebook and is now available here.

I signed up for it, now im just waiting on the email response. Thanks

Just downloaded the copy, thnx

I was able to get this to download to a windows 7 desktop with no problem, other than an incredibly constrained speed on the delivery side (308mb took 8 minutes on a 12 GB connection). However the download will not open on an iPad via zipfileviewer, Evernote, or Dropbox.

YMMV, but frankly, if I can't get an e-book delivered on a mobile device in this day and age, the chance of me spending money on other products offered by the author is nil.

Thanks! Smooth download & looks like a pretty good tutorial!

Thanks.

StarJack, download for me was almost instantaneous, maybe I caught it at a good time.

I'm on a Mac and opened the zip with Archive Utility on my Mac, not onmy iPad. I had no problems putting the pdf in my Dropbox folder and then accessing it on my iPad via the iOS Dropbox App and then Open In iBooks which I prefer as a reader and cataloger.

The movies that came with the zip file I simply dragged over to iTunes and they sync'd w/out problems also and play great since the file format's native.

Good point on the mobile device delivery method, maybe I've just gotten used to the occasional hassle. Thank-goodness Craft & Vision don't do this as I'd be hating life when I'm on the road.

Tony, thanks for the response, using a free zip app I was able to get into the files. Still have to play them separately, and don't consider the delivery method very well tuned. But it looks like some some good education worth reading. (I've only had about 15 minutes to review at this point, life keeps getting in the way! :lol In any case, since I neglected to say it before, thank you for posting that!

Thanks! Subscribed, going to download when I get home tonight. This is something I've been wanting to try for landscapes, never did like the look of most HDR shots, although there are some HDR masters out there who can really do it well.