Topic: Free eBooks

[Francois]

I know we all love books. And we all love to see the words free,gratis,libre,gratuit,libero,kostenlos,fri, 無料で , бесплатно , δωρεάν affixed to them.
So, if you click the following link you will get not one, not two, but a whopping 23 eBooks for absolutely free (I just couldn't resist doing a bit of classic infomercial-type writing

Here are the links
http://www.lightstalking.com/23-free-photography-e-books
http://www.lightstalking.com/23-more-ebooks-for-photographers-that-are-completely-free

[jharr]

Awesome! Thanks Francois.

[ManuelL]

Very nice find Francois!

[zapsnaps]

That's my weekend gone, then!

[Indofunk]

That's actually 46 ebooks! Thanks Francois!

[Francois]

I should have added that if you click within the next 15 minutes, we double your order for absolutely free

[Ezzie]

One more

http://www.caffenol-cookbook.com/index.php

[jharr]

Hmmm... I kind of feel like a sucker. I started reading through "Good Photos in Bad Light, by Darwin Wiggett". It started out fine, but about 3 pages in, I realized that it was a long-ish advertisement for a filter manufacturer. I guess there really is no free lunch. There is some good information in there, so I'm not detracting from Francois' find, but I just feel like I should have known when I saw "Free" that there was a catch. It also seems a little silly to put filters in front of a DSLR. You should just shoot RAW and do all of your adjustment in post IMHO. Sorry to go down the d!&!74L rabbit hole there. 

[timor]

Here some free pdf downloads to:
http://www.thorsen.info/Free%20ebooks.htm

[Francois]

Hmmm... I kind of feel like a sucker. I started reading through "Good Photos in Bad Light, by Darwin Wiggett". It started out fine, but about 3 pages in, I realized that it was a long-ish advertisement for a filter manufacturer. I guess there really is no free lunch. There is some good information in there, so I'm not detracting from Francois' find, but I just feel like I should have known when I saw "Free" that there was a catch. It also seems a little silly to put filters in front of a DSLR. You should just shoot RAW and do all of your adjustment in post IMHO. Sorry to go down the d!&!74L rabbit hole there. 

Well... as they say: you don't look a gift horse in the mouth...
As we all know, free does not necessarily equal quality... but sometimes it does. And when it does, it's always one of those wow moments...

BTW, love your usage of L33T