Dan Feildman claims that "Your Guide to Digital Photography" is like have a pro whispering in your ear telling you when it is time to capture that "special moment'. He promises that his downloadable guide covers everything you need to know about taking digital pictures from camera basic to sharing your digital pictures. Tips about choosing the right lenses, secrets behind great night pictures, even a guide on how to make money from your hobby: everything about digital photography is included in this exclusive package.

What you get:

-Your Guide to Digital Photography eBook:

A 134 page ebook that takes you through the basics of getting that perfect shot showing you how to capture the moment and how to use both equipment and software to get optimal results.

Bonuses:
- "Your Guide To Digital Photography” video
-“Ten Action Steps” to get you started in digital photography.
-“Your Guide To Digital Photography” mind map
-Five “Learning Curve” checklists
- Picasa Tutorials
-Camera buying guide
-FAQ
-“An Experiment in Photography” report
-"Secrets of Night Photography” Guide

The price is $27 for the downloadable version, which is pretty good considering that I have seen other digital photography tutorial programs go for over three times as much. You can also get a physical CD of the course shipped to you for just $47 which is also a good deal. There is also an optional magazine package available for $47 plus a $7.95 monthly subscription fee.

Looking into what other digital photography enthusiasts have to say about Dan Feildman and his online photography course I found that a number of people find his ebooks worthwhile. While some online forum members do dismiss "Your Guide Digital Photography" as just another piece of spam in their inbox, those who look past the marketing do find a product that is worth taking a look at. One professional photographer even commented that while Feildman’s guide might not be the “best photography literature out there”, he did find it “comprehensive” and recommended it for beginners.

Looking at this product, I also found the material to be pretty encompassing, covering the basic tenets that could help a beginner get started. I also found the instructional videos to be interesting and packed with useful information. The only thing that I had issues with is trying to get to the “buy now” page which requires that you first enter your email to receive a “free lesson”. While this is a common marketing tactic, it does have a tendency to lead to spam mail. “Your Guide to Digital Photography” is also backed by an 8 week Clickbank guarantee, so checking it out is virtually risk free. It might be just the thing to help get your budding hobby started and even possibly propel you towards a new career.