Digital Sports Photography Made Simple - This 70 minute DVD Workshop teaches the fundamentals and advanced techniques for shooting awesome sports photos using any digital SLR camera and a basic zoom lens.

Taking great sports photos isn't about equipment, it's about learning professional techniques and then putting them into practice. With 14 chapters of detailed explanations, examples, tutorials, and tips, this DVD demystifies sports shooting and shows exactly how to get great results. In no time at all you'll be shooting fantastic sports pictures of your friends and family that will be cherished for a lifetime.

Of all the things that you can take pictures of, few of them are as rewarding as photos of your friends and family playing sports. But how do you capture those dramatic moments in photographs? It may look easy at first, but as anyone who has tried it can tell you, getting good sports photos isn't so simple. So, if you're ready to go beyond taking snapshots -- and start shooting like a pro -- the Digital Sports Photography Made Simple DVD is just for you.

This fun-to-watch DVD will teach you both the fundamentals and advanced techniques of shooting sports - so you can get awesome images using any digital SLR. In fact, all of the 200+ pictures shown in the DVD were taken with an entry-level camera and a 200mm lens - or smaller. As you'll find out, getting great photos isn't about equipment, it's about learning professional techniques and then putting them into practice.

About the Author:  Digital Sports Photography Made Simple was created by Doug Jensen, a freelance photographer and television cameraman with 25 years of experience shooting sports. His still photography has been published in numerous books, magazines, and newspapers. His television credits include ESPN, CNN/Sports Illustrated, ABC, NBC, CBS, Goodwill Games, NASCAR Images, NBA Entertainment, NFL Today, MLB Productions, Fox Sports, and the Golf Channel.

This DVD will teach you to

Why you should avoid using the automatic exposure settings on your camera

How to choose the right f-stop, shutter speed, and ISO settings for any conditions -- and how they interact with each other

How to prepare for an event before you even leave home

How to control your Depth-of-field for professional-looking results

Techniques for focusing on fast moving athletes

Where to position yourself around the field for the best angles

How to anticipate the action and capture the most dramatic moments

How to use the sun and weather conditions to your advantage

How to get better results with a flash

How to enhance your images on the computer before printing

Over 200 examples of good and bad photos

And much more