It looks good at first, but only the first three parts have "Watch" buttons, the others don't - will they appear later? I tried enrolling, but that only lets me watch live on ustream. Since I have a life and can't watch it live, but they want me to pay to download it, therefore it's no good, is it? And I tried to search for Mark Wallace and creativeLive on ustream, but all I can find is "snapfactory" where they tried it out in 2010.

Can anyone get to the bottom of this? I don't even want to invest time in starting watching the 'course' unless I know I can watch the whole thing, and I'm feeling frustrated so far just trying to understand where it's hosted and what you're allowed to see.

CreativeLive courses are free, if you watch live.

They're only useful, though, if you have the educational level of a 3 year old. A drunken 3 year old.

I've watched a few, including the current one (and one with Laforet), and they are aimed squarely at people with ZERO experience.

If you know what light is, and how pointing light in different directions can effect a photo, you could literally teach this CreativeLive class. Of course you'd have to be boring, but that's beside the point.

There is nothing offered by CreativeLive that cannot be learned on http://photo.tutsplus.com/ for free.

Quote from: 1074 on May 19, 2012, 04:10:35 PM

They're only useful ... if you have the educational level of a 3 year old.

I was cranky earlier because several small things went against me at once, and you've cheered me up a bit - thanks! And for the link...