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Educational DVDs

Nikon School is proud to present a selection of DVDs to help you get the most from your digital camera. Featuring Bob Krist and Joe McNally, two of the most acclaimed photographers in their respective fields, these DVDs cover digital photography fundamentals and techniques that both educate and entertain.


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  1. Fast, Fun & Easy IV Featuring the Nikon D3000 D-SLR
    Nikon School’s latest DVD presents 60 minutes worth of educational material to help you get the most from your Nikon D3000 D-SLR.
  2. Understanding Digital Photography
    If you are ready to take your digital SLR photography beyond the automatic settings on your Nikon digital SLR camera, this 45-minute Nikon School® DVD is the perfect guide.
  3. A Hands-on Guide to Creative Lighting
    A Hands-on Guide to Creative Lighting is hosted by award-winning National Geographic Traveler photographer, Bob Krist, with world-renowned lighting expert and photojournalist Joe McNally.
  4. Fast, Fun & Easy III, Featuring the Nikon D5000 Digital SLR
    Fast Fun & Easy III is 60 minutes of engaging instruction that will guide you from setting up your Nikon D5000 to taking the digital photos you’ve always dreamed of.
  5. The Speed of Light
    Nikon teamed with Joe McNally, one of today's most talented and respected professional photographers, to produce The Speed of Light, a Nikon School DVD highlighting the Nikon Creative Lighting System.
  6. Fast Fun & Easy II
    Fast, Fun & Easy II is the title, and best describes this entertaining and educational 40-minute DVD featuring the Nikon D40, D40X and D60 digital SLR cameras.

Getting Creative with White Balance


Getting Creative with White Balance
Try getting creative with your camera's white balance for some interesting results.
Try this photography technique 

Getting Started: How to Hold Your Camera


Getting Started: How to Hold Your Camera
Getting sharper, more in-focus pictures can be as simple as learning how to hold your camera.
Try this photography technique 

All Over the Map


All Over the Map
Tony Sweet takes on the challenge of coast-to-coast problem solving.
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