The other improving area of Kelbyone is that they have a constantly growing database of discount offers from popular businesses (Adorama, Smugmug, Apple, and many more). The ability to download a video for offline viewing and the ability to download project files are only included in the $37.50 service. has a basic service $25 a month ($250 a year) and 'Premium' membership for $37.50 ($375 a year). Also, when a class has project files available (which is admittedly rare), Kelbyone supplies them without extra cost. The ability to download a class for watching offline is included in the normal pricing. I logged in yesterday to start research for my review and was greated with this:ĭespite the fact they they haven't really fixed any of those issues, they do have one great feature. The website for Kelbyone is still glitchy. Personally, I would suggest B&H and Adorama's Youtube channels if you don't want to spend money on these type of services. I understand that it still isn't free and if you search on YouTube you can find some great Photography workshops. They were charging $25, so that is a pretty decent price drop. The biggest change to Kelbyone is that they lowered the monthly cost to 19.99 a month (or $199 for a full year).

However, I wanted to mention it for full disclosure.īoth services have made some changes over the last year. Maybe they didn't appreciate my prior review? Not sure, but I have not received any money from at this point and it will not affect my review.

has made me a partner, but Kelbyone turned me down after reading my last article on the subject. In the last couple of weeks, I decided to partner up with both services so that I could get some credit for linking to their site and to be able to add their content for demonstration purposes to this review. If you haven't read my prior review, you may want to start there if you are curious about how far the services have come in less than a year.

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