Best money spent on a learning platform Have purchased/subscribed to several other photo learning platforms, and here I’ve gotten answers to so many questions never addressed by the others. So glad I took a chance on the Kelby One platform. So worthy of my time and money!!!

Scott Kelby’s invaluable insights Scott Kelby teaches clearly completely and comprehensively. He is easy to understand and his points of view are insightful and really helpful. Every course is instructive and enlightening. I will be listening to ALL of them and you would benefit too!

Amazing what you can learn in short time I have been a member since March now and I do not regret for one single second having paid the 200 bucks. It is worth every single cent. True value! The amount I have learned on Lightroom and Photoshop is just crazy. Sometimes when thinking whether to take a lesson or not, guess what, it is always worth going through the lesson. In every single lesson I have learned something or I had a “Eureka” moment. I continue to go through the learning tracks of both Lightroom and Photoshop and then I will for sure go deeper on certain topics I need more often. I also love the weekly posting on an additional topic. Scott and team, I only have one message for all of you: keep up with all the great work. I know already now I will renew my membership next year.

KelbyOne is exactly what I was looking… KelbyOne is exactly what I was looking for to get to the next level with my photography. There is so much information to consume, I have to try not to binge watch or else I won't get anything else done. I've taken other expensive courses but they are very specific on composition or lighting. With KelbyOne I paid one small price for hundreds of training videos with great instructors and great content.

Great variety - Great Instructors! There is a great variety of classes and a wealth of information. Lrc and Ps have changed so much lately, it's good to have an authoritative source to turn to that can explain them in detail. Scott's classes are always great and I love his sense of humor. The one critique would be on some of the drone lessons. Dave Williams was great, buy the class featuring the Phantom II seems like back in the 20th Century or maybe the Dark Ages. I tried to do some of the things they suggested in Lightroom, but I think that was pre-computer. Those lessons need to be updated to the Mavic 3 Pro Cine.