VII Video Seminars on-line

[johnastovall]

I just found a number of short VII video seminars on-line.

If you have any interest in Photojournalism you will find something here of interest.

[bburton]

Thank you for the link, John. I skimmed through a couple of these videos. There's a ton of ideas and inspiration in here -- apparently for free.

[lscottpht]

Wow! I didn't know they were offering these online! Awesome! I will have to check them out! I LOVE VII!

[Joe_Lorenzini]

John, I love having you on the forum!!

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[johnastovall]

Originally Posted by lscottpht

Wow! I didn't know they were offering these online! Awesome! I will have to check them out! I LOVE VII!

I would love to be in London for this on the 13th and 14th of April.

[lscottpht]

Oh, me too, John!!!!!

[lscottpht]

Ugh, I cant seem to get them to play. The popup comes up with just a description, but no video at all.

[bburton]

Originally Posted by lscottpht

Ugh, I cant seem to get them to play. The popup comes up with just a description, but no video at all.

These are Quick Time files, so that program has to be installed on your computer. Also, the files are large and must download completely before they can be clicked on to start to play.

[lscottpht]

Oh, ok. I don't have Quick Time anymore. I keep getting a popup to get it, I guess I should!

[lancemoreland]

Thanks John..I stayed up late last night and watched every single one. Interesting stuff. One thing I did not quite understand was Christopher Morris made several comments about not doing any wide angle work. What is the inference there? What focal length does he like to use? Anyone know?

[lancemoreland]

Bump because I'd still like the answer to the question above.

[johnastovall]

This interview mentions a 20-35 zoom but that's all. Very interesting article.