Time-Lapse Photography eBook Discount

If you've ever wanted to learn to shoot time-lapses - and with this I mean shooting the stars but many other things too - then Ryan Chylinski eBook is for you. Launched last April, the eBook is a great helper if you want to know everything about the techniques involved in registering the flow of time with your camera.

You can read the whole review I wrote in May about Time-lapse Photography: A Complete Introduction to Shooting, Processing, and Rendering Time-lapse Movies with a DSLR Camera to know what I think about this eBook and also see more images taken from this "bible" of time-lapse photography. But whatever you do, if you really like the theme, be aware that Ryan has just set up a promotion for the e-book, so you get a 20% discount if you buy it until the new year.

So, considering this might be a good time of the year to do a lot of reading - especially if you live in a place where Winter is present at this time of the year - you should buy this eBook for you, to prepare for the adventure of taking your own time-lapse photography to a new level. Or maybe you want to offer this eBook as a gift to someone you know is interested into the theme

One more thing: remember, when you checkout, to use the code Holidaylapse to get your discount.

Now go and buy Time-lapse Photography: A Complete Introduction to Shooting, Processing, and Rendering Time-lapse Movies with a DSLR Camera by Ryan Chylinski

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