Scott Kelby Digital Photography Book #4

[Tim]

Mine came in the mail today. ; A great read, just like all of the others. ; Did you get yours yet?


The Digital Photography Book, Part 4

Of course, you can also still get books 1,2, and 3 in a nice boxed set...
Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Boxed Set, Volumes 1, 2, and 3

 

[jbwolffiv]

I got an email that it shipped, not til Sat for me


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[PolynesianMedic]

You read it all already? ; Does anyone know if it is available as an ebook?

 

[Roger]

Jeff, I'd say ask Kelby himself on G+ ;

 

[Tim]

Jeff, I do believe you can download it as a Kindle e-book.

 

[ELinder]

Yes, it is. The Kindle version is $9.99.

Erich

 

[PolynesianMedic]

I'll have to see if I can get it for the nook. ; I got one for Christmas from my mom.

 

[haunteddoc]

iBooks has it for $19.99.

 

[ELinder]

Wow, as much as I like Apple products, sometimes their pricing really makes me wonder what planet they're on. The crazy thing is, it works for them!

 

[gary]

no, what's even crazier is apple has these high prices, yet i have the free kindle app on my ipad, and have already downloaded and read one of these new "singles" as they are called. these are essay length articles on just one subject that are longer that the ny times can print, but are not full books. the one i just bought cost $1.99 and is titled "fatal voyage" a very good look at what went wrong and the rescue timeline for the costa concordia wreck.


just checked, kindle version of kelby 4 is $9.99, so it's kind of like apple competes against itself, they allow the free app, and then amazon beats their butt in pricing? does apple really think that there are appleheads out there that will pay that high price just so they can brag about how much they pay for official apple products??

 

[haunteddoc]

Nook has it for $10.99

 

[PolynesianMedic]

Very interesting, I can't believe the iBook is $10 more than the rest.


Gary, in case you didn't see or know about it, Discovery did a show about the Concordia already and it was well put together. ; They used instructors from the Maritime University in MA I believe it was. ; Their conclusion was that if it had not been as windy as it was that night, it would have been a modern day Titanic.

 

[Grumpwurst]

It recently came out that Steve Jobs colluded with the ebook publishers to adopt a different pricing model where that resulted in them getting a larger cut. ; I think it was outed in Job's biography where he was quoted as saying something along the lines of "It will mean a higher price for the books, but isn't that what you guys want"

This was done deliberately to hurt Amazon