Since I can’t be there, I guess this will have to be the next best thing!!

I can’t wait to see the DVD. I’m so bummed that I am not able to participate in the workshop.
If you at anytime visit Scandinavia, we should set up a workshop here in Copenhagen or Stockholm.

Sign me up…I want one of the first copies. I learned a ton from the textures tutorial…I am sure this will be as good if not better.

very excited about the dvd project!

I look forward to hearing more about the details that will be covered in your HDR DVD.

Trey at your work shop on Sun. in Tampa you showed me how to use my d700 for shooting HDR by not using the shutter button. Can you email me how to do this…

Sounds Great! Can’t Wait!

Thought I’d stop in to check on the progress of your HDR DVD… What’s the latest???

Trey, Instead of the DVD, why not consider putting the HDR workshop into an eBook? Seems a bit backwards to be sending out a DVD and to worry about handling shipping, packaging etc. A digital offering makes much more sense to me.

Trey, Since Photoshop is overkill for me and Lightroom is just about perfect (except I wish I could do some simple things with layers), do you think that you can give some alternate cleanup tips for Lightroom users as well?

anybody know when this dvd is coming out??? i am so excited to view and practices Trey’s tools

trey, you are killing us with the delay in getting the dvd out to the public. any idea when it is being released? you page has said the same information about the dvd for months

Very interested and hve been experimenting with it in very long night exposures…. This is inspiring to me after 20 plus years had left me Dull… Please keep me informed about the DVD’s.

Thank you, Brian Eddy

Two weeks ago when you were on Leo Laportes show did you say the HDR DVD was coming out that week ? What happened ?

The DVD is exciting. I want one!!

you guys ego is getting a bit hard to deal with – step back and lower your prices – remember were not rich and famous like you wish you were

Just purchased the premium edition. Can’t wait to get it!

I was looking forward to the DVD as i am interested in your workflow and all the other things as well. I wanted to actually SEE it and not only READ it. I wasn´t expecting a low-budget DVD, of course not, but 200$…sorry…it´s “just” 197$ for something of that i don´t know if it helps me??? Come on Trey. Not to mention the premium package for 397$!!! Your second ebook was a bit disappointing, as it contains nothing new to me. There were 10 common mistakes presented and maybe 2 sentences how to maybe fix them. But you didn´t fixed the mistakes in the presented photos, but in totally others and newer ones and just says “here you go, this is how it should look like”. If the DVD is similar to your second ebook, it is much too expensive! When i first read about a DVD i thought of 99$. But now it´s twice as much. No Trey…great pictures and great stories and it is fun to read your stuff, but not for that money.

Hi Trey
It wont let me enter a postal code for Australia and hence i cant buy it, comes up with an error
Can you please ensure that i get a first batchm, the premimum edition.
Cheers

Hey Trey, who designed the TABLE OF CONTENTS screen here? It looks like a Smashing Magazine thing. It looks GREAT! Real cool!

I am intrigued, but I have to agree with a few of the posts that $200 is a bit more than I expected. I was thinking roughly $100 was going to be the price. Of course, its up to you how to price your product and how it sells will determine whether its priced accordingly. May still buy it, but definitely went from an obvious impulse buy to. . . .hmmm $200? Maybe. Best of luck with the product and I’ll be a daily site visitor regardless!

I came across you site months ago and immediately went out and bought your book ‘A World in HDR’ thinking it was instructional. I enjoyed the thought process behind your pictures but was very disappointed with the last chapter of ‘how to’. When I read about the DVD I was thinking finally some ‘in application mouse clicks’ and ‘oh that is so cool’ but there isn’t one courtesy lesson to preview and frankly it makes for a tough $200 purchase decision not knowing exactly what you get. I was thinking the promo clip would show a glimps of an application session but nothing of the sort. All this app review you do which is great but you end up with folks wanting to know how you used these tools to create what you post online. This is a tough call. Best wishes

I will be selling mine after i watch if i have any takers at half the price

Trey,
I must admit photography can be an expensive hobby. I have been following you for some time and give you the credit for inspiring me to explore HDR. If I may mention, I use elements 8 because CS4 and 5 are expensive. I have a rebel T1I because I saved up for it and the only plug in I have is topaz adjust ( because it is some what affordable). I am not a cheap person but when you have a stay at home wife and four children it is best to be prudent with your money. I say this because I think that a large portion of the people that follow you are in the same situation. The economic times are not easy and most of us are not so fortunate as to have 200 in spending without saving for a couple of months. I just have will have to wait when it comes out on ebay. Good things come to those who wait

Best regards

Way too expensive. Shows that this is just a profit making exercise. Sorry Trey, but I’m off to other sources.

I was so excited to hear about the dvd coming out…then I saw the price. Definitely waiting for a discount to come around on it or it to show up on eBay. Unfortunately WAY to expensive as is.

Sorry I looked too quickly. Disk 3 has the tutorial for removing the halo effect. Am I correct in that the major difference between the two packages is that you have sample photos on Disk 4 that can be used in the first package to work along with the tutorials? Have you given any consideration to permitting one to upgrade to the full package after they only purchased the 1st 3 dvds.

It seems like the photos in the the premium version would be really beneficial in learning and following along. However, there is the price difference.

Which version are you all buying?

I think we should all go complain at our local Ferrari dealerships next for charging too much for such a fine fine and amazing automobile.

@ Matt – Thats all well and good but even though Ferrari made 2 billion in 2008 they only made 17.6% profits.

Trey on the other hand the genious that he is will be making a packet! lets take the premium package for example at 400 dollars for 4 DVD’s (which cost about 5$) is a profit of about 3350% lol

DONT TAKE MY WORD FOR IT THOUGH MY MATHS IS CRAP LAWL

at the end of the day if you have enough money thats fine, but a lot of people might struggle.

@Chris- Sure the profit margin is way off and given they are two different products, and it was said for shits and giggles…but the fact of the matter is we are paying for the talent and knowledge Trey has acquired. Its sad that we over look his skill and eye behind the finder because of price. At the end of the day those who buy it buy it, those wont dont, dont. Its a “is what it is” situation.

Trey,

Just dropped coin for the premium package- and I could not be more excited! I have been looking forward to watching you process HDR’s for a very, very long time!!

Your pictures are both awe-inspiring and deflating. I say deflating because just when I think I have gained some ground in the HDR processing, a new photo of yours comes up where I feel like I am not worthy! Like some sort of HDR-simpleton or HDR-Peon. Lol.

Now I can see your HDR dominance in sweet real-time video-It is going to be a sight to behold!

-I am hoping you will also address issues of white balance and color saturation. I always feel like its a guess game for me without a set of boundaries or best practices……..

Thanks for everything Trey! You rock my face off!

-Matt Santomarco

Congrats Trey on the new DVD release, unfortunately this is out of my budget. You showed me the ropes and I’ll stay for free tutorials and tips, but already I’m a graphic designer and know the ropes of photoshop to help my images. I usually go on trial and error and pick-up what works. Thanks Trey and again, CONGRATS!

@Dennis Franke. Chill man. If you don’t have the money for the DVD’s, don’t buy them. Save up for a few months if you reconsider and decide that it’s a good deal. If you don’t, I’m sure you’ll live.

Hi Trey

Tried to order DVD, but told it will not take a credit card for this transaction. Is there a customer service contact?

Thanks, Steve

I have a feeling that those who are complaining about the $200 price suggesting that $100 would be fine, would also suggest $50 would be the best price if it was set at $100.

Listen folks – knowledge is money. Those who have knowledge can and should receive good money for providing it, and those who require knowledge will likely spend good money looking for it.

If you can, compare $200 to the price of a new camera. $200 is far less than the cost of new lens. It’s the price of two high quality ND filters. Knowledge is a tool – just like a camera, a lens, a filter, etc. It’s funny that people will shell out good coin for the latest camera thinking that that purchase will provide them with better photos, but won’t even think about sinking some money into knowledge – which is actually the best way to improve one’s photography.

One should expect to pay for good knowledge. I’ve been making my living from photography for over 20 years and invest a good amount of money and time each year in furthering my knowledge. For me, if I pick up just one tip from these DVD’s that allow me to do something different or better, than the $200 was an incredible investment and will easily and quickly pay for itself and then some.

For those who do not make their living from photography, consider throwing some coin at knowledge instead of that new camera or fancy lens. Chances are that investing in knowledge will improve your photography and hobby much more than purchasing more gear.

I’ve read all of the above posts with interest, and tend to agree with what PDR & MattS wrote. While I, too, would love to pay $100 or less for this product, I see this as a bargain when compared to the cost of the live seminars. What Trey has put out for free in his HDR tutorial is plenty for the majority of HDR-curious. For those, like me, looking for new tips or “secrets” to incorporate into their HDR photography,or even to spur further experimentation in procession technique, this might be useful, though I don’t know for sure until I receive the Premium version I ordered yesterday. I do plan, once I’ve had a chance to go through the DVDs, to post a review on my site for those who feel like waiting that long.

I’m just gunna save up a little at a time then wait for the reviews to start coming in before making a decision. Trey opened the HDR door to me and he’s my biggest influence. However I was the one that had to walk through that door. Sure my HDR’s suck ass but I teach myself and learn through experience just like Trey did.

Talk about sticker shock…..and disappointment. Trey, I love your work and am so happy that you do release so much free content…but, IMHO many of the people here are amateurs (like me) and $200/400 is a lot of money. $400 is more than I spent on my used D70, $200 is more than I spent on my only lens. Other people do exist than professionals who make money. Others do enjoy learning and refining, even if they don’t make money off the results.

It’s truly a pity that these prices have put them so out of sight for many people, though I’m sure your sales are good anyway.

I would rather save my money and buy a used lens than a DVD, sorry, it’s nowhere near what I would think is reasonable to pay.

The comparison that $199 is cheaper than a community college class isn’t really valid. If I signed up for a college class and then just sat in a room watching DVDs, I’d be quite disappointed. I would gladly pay this kind of money to sit in a classroom listening and interacting with you, Trey. But not to watch an (admittedly enhanced) recording of that experience. At $25/month, I think Scott Kelby’s on-line video classes are expensive, but I’ve been paying for them for many months and will continue to do so. Both your eBooks and these DVDs are priced way to high, IMHO. I expect you’ll see a much larger than usual used market. I may get together with others to buy and share them. As to what price is right? I’d say that the eBooks are about 2x too expensive. The DVDs should be $199 for the Premium Package. And I’d drop the Basic Package. I think the latter is a bit insulting, actually. Anyone who wants to delve deeply into HDR wants the very best info s/he can find. What’s the point of saying, “I’ll let you into my private club and tell you the *real* secrets, but you have to pay more.”? I do think you should charge for your training, but these over-the-top prices just aren’t in keeping with the gracious image you’ve established for yourself.

Sigh..I hoped it would have been more reasonable. I will just have to put it somewhere on the list of stuff to get eventually. For now it will have to sit behind ink carts, paper, and Photoshop World. Maybe after I sell a few more HDR prints I can justify the ROI (Return On Investment). As a hobby, it is hard to justify the expense most of the time.
Why did I have to get into the “money pit” that is photography?

I don’t think I’ve ever seen quite so much disappointment voiced about pricing before. There was a comment made earlier about how no one complained about the price of the workshops. Well, I didn’t complain as I thought I’d just pick up the DVD. That said, bumping the price up to $1,495 in order to limit the crowd to 20 struck me as extreme. I’m a newcomer to HDR and absolutely love Trey’s work and think he’s extraordinarily generous with time and resources. That said I am finding his price points very painful. Photography can be an extraordinarily expensive hobby and I really struggle with justifying the spend given it’s not going to make me any money as an amateur. As someone who is fairly well versed in internet marketing I’d just like to say that Trey does a phenomenal job of selling and I have no issue with that. Trey you deserve to get rich, you’re a great guy and your work is solid. IMO though the price point is way too high on this. I don’t know if your intention is just to sell to the wealthy or professionals but as someone above said you might want to look at lowering the price in order to increase volume. I disagree that those complaining and suggesting $100 would have complained anyway. I suspect we all had a price point in mind and for some of us at least you seemed to have jumped right over it. It’s weird to have this conversation going on in the public domain but it’s also very good that people are speaking up, as I said, I’ve rarely seen anything like it. No disrespect intended, I love your work and wish you much success.

Trey, just ordered the premium package and looking forward to it. Any idea on shipping / timing of delivery? I have a trip to India late next week and this will be perfect for the 19 hours of flying!!! Great work.

Great….I just ordered the dvd’s. Hope it gets shipped soon!

Wont be buying the DVD’s. Theres a great new book out called Adobe Photoshop CS5 for Photographers. Its £35 and you will learn so much from it! $400 for a few DVD’s is ridiculous.

And to the guy saying its good people aren’t buying it because it means not everyones doing HDR? Sorry, everyone seems to be doing it nowdays, with or without DVD’s, the huge price tag just means that not everyone will be doing it well!

Kain : I am not familiar with Indy Rock Pete, but I presume that this was a (mild) insult.

The comments I made about Trey’s work becoming samey I had come to well before the DVDs were released. I even went back and looked at Trey’s flickr pages from two years ago last night and I still think his pics were better then (on the whole). I do think he took his eye off the ball – it *is* hard to be creative and also concentrate on making books, workshops and DVDs at the same time.

I find some of the pics on HDRspotting to be more inspiring than Trey’s work nowadays. Go and scan through those for half an hour then come back to recent SIC shots and you’ll see Trey’s shots in a different light. Note : I don’t put my shots in the “really great” category..(But hey, maybe it’s good the DVDs are expensive. There are imho too many Trey-alike shots on HDR spotting already)

Now I think it’s completely up to Trey if he wants to cash in on his internet success. I know I would. But I think he would be wise to concentrate a bit more on the creative side. Internet successes come and go, and if he want to remain at the forefront of HDR creativity for the long haul then I don’t think he’ll do it by pumping out the same kind of pictures that he’s doing now.

Judging by the comments here there are still plenty of fans. (And yes, I used to be a fan. I got the book and ebooks. I met Trey on a photowalk.) But it seems that for the first time he might be losing fans.

I say this firstly because I know Trey is man enough to take criticism. And secondly because I’d like to be able to look at his pics and for them to make the hairs on my arms stand up like they used to.

Just received my shipping notification. Should get mine by Monday!
Price is a great filter; Starbucks coffee vs 7-Eleven. Guess the grief your getting is you started your original giving at “free” and there are now unrealistic expectations. You should get paid for your talent and skills. Each person has to determine what the value equation is to them for this content…and I have no unrealistic expectation. Trey, thanks for all you have done for “free” to date. I’m looking forward to learning lots more.

Dunno, guys. I’m no fan of the price, but I’ve paid equal amounts for other instructional DVDs (Strobist lighting seminar, anyone? When it first came out?), and they’ve been game changing. Guess we’ll see on this one – I suspect it’ll be worth the money, though.

Hey folks, if you don’t like the price just do not buy it, but think of all the time you might be spending on things that the DVDs answer. I know that $200,let alone $400 is tough for many, but this is a hobby for most and a job/career for Trey and other of his readers – so we spend what we can when we can on what we thnk we need. I have no idea what Trey’s ops and sustaining costs are but its his DVD and he is the acknowledged HDR expert by many. I suggest that if you want a comparison of training DVD costs you check out what you get for $100 at Total Training or the others and then sit amazed at what Trey is providing. Put it in perspective, this is about 40% of what you pay for a Vari-ND filter and how often is it actually used. He’s getting my 2 C-notes.

Trey,

The problem with people is that they want it ALL and they want it FREE. I believe you were correct in pricing your DVDs for hundreds of dollars. The customer is not paying for just DVD instruction but the years of work that went into you becoming who you are as an artist. Your fans need to realize that no matter how hard they try they probably will never get to your level of success. That’s ok with me.
What your new fans need to understand is that you are a business man and not the humble HDR travel photographer that we all connected with when we first got to know you. I think you are fake and you only care about yourself and all your other Yuppie condo living, Starbucks drinking, 30 something, GAP wearing, rich boy buddies. The proof is your horrid elitist creation HDR spotting. I feel bad for the poor fools that beg each other for invitation codes. I bet you love seeing them grovel and plead for attention. You have them eating out of your hands. Feels good doesn’t it? Maybe you should do the right thing and be real for once. Maybe you could start with talking to us little people on your photo walks for more than 15 seconds. Maybe getting to know us will teach you a little about what it’s like to be human.

- Former fan.

My HDR-DVD set also arrived today (Menlo Park, CA). Enjoyed disc 1, now moving on to disc 2.

Registered for the new Clubhouse – but am still awaiting approval/entry.

I’ve been a big follower of Trey’s for about three years now. He’s been generous enough to share with the world his tips and techniques on HDR for free. I’ve learned a lot from his blog and continue to do so. I also enjoy looking at his work on a daily basis. I, too was looking forward to his DVD’s and I, too was disappointed at the price point and will not be purchasing it. But this does not give me reason to bash the guy. He’s been a big driving force in the art of HDR and has helped people around the world become better at it by sharing his knowledge. Do I think $200 is too expensive? For me, yes. This is America and he has the right to charge whatever he feels neccessary. It’s a free enterprise system here. Thanks Trey for all you have shared thus far and I look forward to following your art in the future!

Great value for money Trey. I will be placing my order shortly. Folks – a general comment. Trey has given more to the photographic community with is free online content and instructions. His book was great value and so are his ebooks. He can’t feed his family on give aways and he has earned the right to sell his material at the value it is worth. Which definitely is not 0$’s. For me the value of what he has provided free and at the low cost for other material makes these HDR DVD’s some of the best value around. Given his London workshop sold out in 24 hours means a lot of other people agree with me. Thank you Trey for sharing your knowledge and I hope we, your supporters and readers, keep you more than comfortable in the years to come so that you want to keep sharing and we can keep learning.

Wow, whats with the vitriolic attacks. All this over the price? Most of us have been coming to Treys’ site daily for years, using his FREE tutorial and videos to learn to become better photographers and perfect HDR imaging. I have learned how to setup and capture images w/HDR in mind, but there is alot of post processing that Trey does, 20 minutes to hours one each photo.I attended Treys’ Tampa workshop this past winter and found it chocked full of useful practical information. Despite taking notes I quickly forgot/misremembered alot of the techniques shown so elegantly over the day. I was looking forward to the DVD to review at my own pace. Sure $197 is steep, and I would have liked $97 or $69, but if it is anything like the workshop it will be well worth it. I bought the basic Texture tutorial at $99 and feel I got my moneys worth. Put it in perspective, a 2 day seminar for $1,500 (plus travel/room & board), or 6 hours w/trey going step by step through his process for under $200 (He went WAY beyond basic Photomatix at the workshop). I also frequent the Scott Bournes Photofocus site, TWIP and David Hobbys’ Strobist (bought Strobist DVD for $139, and it changed the way I think of flash). Stop the snide takedowns of Treys motives!!! If it is to pricey for you, DON’T buy it or wait for a resale.

I just got the DVDs. Thanks Trey.

Trey

Don’t want to particularly add to the “cost” debate, but like many others it’s a real live issue these days. With that in mind I use Elements 8 for my post-production work. Without the full Photoshop package will I still get the benefits of purchasing the DVDs ? …….. Or is this going to be like one of my wife’s shopping trips, where the “need” for a new pair of shoes suddenly results in the purchase of a complete new outfit ? ( No offence ladies )

Sorry Trey, I have to agree with the majority of comments here, you’ve ruined your good work by charging such massive prices, I guess I’ll have to look elsewhere!!

For anyone on the fence, I just got through the the 2nd session on the 3rd disk (I am not going in order) and I finally have the photoshop masksing to get rid of halos down. I needed to send an email for a possibly windows centric characteristic and this morning it worked. I have been trying to remix using layers etc. for more than 6 months (two books etc.) and his tutorial got me over the hump. Well worth the cost for that feature alone. Thanks Trey.

Trey,
I stumbled upon your picture of Mickey’s Sorcerer’s Hat from Disney’s MGM Studios this past Spring and ever since then, I’ve been a fan. Ever since then, I try to follow your site on a daily basis just to see what the next “daily” photo will be. When I saw that you were going to make a HDR DVD, I had to have it. It finally delivered to the house and I just finished watching all three DVD’s. While this DVD set is mostly an inside look at your workshops/photowalks, there are so many useful tips and tricks to get these HDR photos to have that great “look” that you are so associated with. Yes, there are even photoshop tips and tricks even though that is not what these DVD’s are about. I made notes for myself while watching the DVD’s so now, I can reference the DVD’s per my notes/topics covered. Cant wait to try some of the supplemental Photoshop plugins that were mentioned on the DVD’s to give my photos some extra “pop”. The photowalk portion of the DVD’s was very enlightening. I received many tips on composition, setting up a shot, settings, etc.

Was it worth the price. Well, like you said on a post earlier, its much cheaper than a college level course. I would buy it again without hesitation and am completely happy with my decision to purchase the DVD. For those that are a fan and have a genuine interest in this subject matter, the cost comments will be very minimal.

One question I do have though Trey, you mention to take a series of photos (5 stops) when shooting directly in the sunlight. How do i do that on a Canon? I can only go in three brackets (+2, 0, -2). Is this an exposure compensation thing? You mentioned that you had a trick for this on one of your photowalk videos but did not elaborate…

Thanks again Trey for all the great work, daily photos, e-books and especially this DVD. Keep it up!

Trey,

Two questions:

1) Do you plan to add an upgrade path from the standard to the premium set? I think some of people’s sticker shock might be that they feel they have to spend $400 to get everything. It might ease some fear if people could pay $200 for the basic set and then another $200 or so to get the rest.

2) How are the DVDs formatted? Are they actual video-DVDs, or are they data-DVDs that contain movie files? I ask because I would like to watch this on my iPad.

I would like to order you HDR dvd (premium package). I assume you ship to Canada. Is this set available for download?

in your tutorials do you cover photomatix, lucis pro and topaz adjust?

You didn’t answer alex landa’s questions Trey, got something to hide????
Mark’s comments says it all.

Hi Trey,

I caught your session with Leo and was interested in purchasing the DVD for my father-in-law. Unfortunately the DVDs were more than I could afford. Is there anything for under $100 that you can recommend to me to give as a gift which would introduce him to this area of photography.

Thanks,

Barrie Sosinsky
LEO LOVES HDR

Hi,
I am interested in purchasing the Premium DVD set. However I already have the book offered as a bonus as well as all of the other e-books Trey offers. Any chance I can get a credit towards un upcoming e-book or DVD?
Thank you in advance

Trey, I got a huge problem!
I’m from Germany, and want to buy the DVD, using the electronic cash method. I’ve tried it a couple weeks ago and it said that it couldn’t process my data (right now) or something, so I tried again today, but same problem! It’s the only paying option that I could use (no credit card, no PayPal…) for me, but it does not work! So what now?

Any other (German) people who had the kind of problem?

Sadly, SIC support doesn’t seem to be that fast…

I have your Textures DVD with the 25 basic textures. The tutorial has stopped opening suddenly. It will not open with Quick time player. I have tried to open it on 2 different computers. What do you suggest? I get a message saying quicktime does not recognize this file.
I paid $99 for this DVD.
Thanks.

Hello Trey
Quick question, when you buy the premium packgage DVD’s can you also get a invitation for
HDR Spotting web site? if so I will purchasing the premium package today
thanks
Fernando

Great I will purchasing today when I’m back home.

I’m originaly from Brazil and right now I’m in the process of opening a web site in Brazil and Portugal, I like to check with you if I can display some of work and links for stuck in customs and other things of that nature in my web sites? if yes contact me by email with instructions oh how to proceed…thanks again Trey, you been a big inspiration at my work.
Fernando

Great I will purchasing today when I’m back home.

I’m originaly from Brazil and right now I’m in the process of opening a web site in Brazil and Portugal, I like to check with you if I can display some of work and links for stuck in customs and other things of that nature in my web sites? if yes contact me by email with instructions oh how to proceed…thanks again Trey, you been a big inspiration at my work.
Fernando

Trey. I’m happy that you support HDR and are sharing your information for all of us who are trying to learn… to use as a stepping stone. I was saddened that your Austin, TX personal instruction was sold out. Can I be put on some sort of waiting list for the next one here in the US. I wish I could afford to see you in other parts of the country but alas… I am but a broke student of photography. Thanks; please feel free to let me know your thoughts on this.

I have ordered the “big package” for a while ago (aug.26) There have been problems regarding to write correct adress. I have been in contact with support, but when we have found out the problem regarding the adress issue, I have not heard anything since…

From my point of view, it,s beginning to be “funny” I have payed a huge amount of money in advance, the vendor can not use my adress correct as shown at PayPal, and now support didn’t bother to send me updated status.
Please help me to sort out this problem before I have to talk to the PayPal team regarding not to recieve products payed for in advance…it now over 2 months ago I placed my order.

Trey, thanks for quick reply, but then I think the vendor do have a problem with the label system. I have recived over 60 orders around the world using Paypal and the adress connected to this account without any problem. I sincerely hope the issue is solved now, and look forward to get the DVD’s..

I have Treys book and love it. I think HDR done correctly gives the photos the wow factor that you can not get any other way

Trey Ratcliff’s HDR has surpassed other HDR tutorials/programs.
Trey’s HDR has taken off where film stopped… he is showing us a new dimension in photography.
Thank you Trey for helping to make us better photographers!
Jane

Could not agree more. Trey’s work is awesome. I love looking at his photos. Been doing HDR for about two years now and still cannot match is technique.

WIll be trying your HDR dvd over the holidays, i love HDR its a great way to express your artistic nature. Thanks Trey

While the price is alot in some peoples book, they really need to stop and look at the fact that you are willing to share your knowledge of an up and comming field in photography. You know things and teach us thing that Im sure other people probably dont know and may take awhlie to figure out. Am looking forward to being able to to learn from your program.

I guess I know what Christmas present the wife will have for me this year!!!