I’ve just uploaded some really useful training vids to one of our FTP servers. I ask that you respect other people’s stuff in the surrounding folders. There’s an automated script that deletes all files after 15 days, so fill your boots. Or your hard disks! Ideally you should use one of the many FTP transfer programs (CoreFTP is free and safe) but I believe that you can pick these files up using a browser too.
But this is a great intro to image editing if you shoot in RAW (as you indeed should). This was an upload for @JayForceOne but please help yourself while it’s there.
Login details:
Host: mft.textron.com Connection Type: SFTP Port: 22 User: txtmft\jacobsenmarketing Pass: 7in982zg Folder: GADC then "Lynda - Lightroom CC Essential Training"
Please note that there’s an automated script that will delete all files after 15 days, so after that date they will no longer be available.
I seem to be capped to 180k/sec so my current download queue is +3hrs
Although, there’s a ZIP file there which is over 1GB on it’s own (not sure what it is?), so I just removed that from my queue and my eta dropped to just 1hr 45mins.
Thanks for the share @PsychoTeapot - great of you to share all this stuff with the club
No worries, mate. I should explain: the Zip file is just the exercise files. They’re optional, and you can pick them up later from the Lynda.com website.
I also need to stress the need for a little discretion. It’s my work server, plus I daresay Lynda.com wouldn’t appreciate me distributing their lovely content!