DVD Quality

Quality Of Light-Indoor Lighting Techniques Instructional Program (DVD)
$51.40
This video zips by, but that just means that there's a lot of ground covered in the 45 minutes of instruction. The host dives in and changes the lighting setups while you watch, giving a unique perspective on the subtle differences between the various traditional techniques. No numbers or math in the video -- all practical how-to knowledge. As a plus, everything is demonstrated with a professional model present at all times, who is a true trooper with an up-to-date look. This video could be longer, but you can always watch it again to review the techniques.

Verbatim 50-pack Color CD & DVD Slim Cases 5 Assorted Colors
$19.99
Since this is a product review I must give the product 5 stars. However the way it was packed for shipping was not so good. The cases came in a box with no cushion of any kind. It just rattled freely in the box. Of course there was some broken. There was 3 broken and it could have easily been more. In the future I will buy fragile items in the store where I can see if there is any damage. This isn't the first time something has arrived from Amazon broken due to bad packaging.

Quality Park Tyvek CD/DVD Window Sleeves, 16lb, 4.87 x 5 Inches, White, 100 Count box (R7050)
$33.99
Tyvek CD/DVD Envelopes(4.87 x 5 inches) 100ct. Box-- Durable Tyvek is tear and moisture resistant to protect CDs. Poly window for easy viewing of CD label. Ungummed flaps for repeated use.

A Hard Day's Night
$14.99
Don't expect linear storytelling or a documentary, per se. This film offers a little of both. There's a loose plot in which the Beatles, who have become prisoners of their fame, try to break free and have a bit of fun, much to their manager's vexation. (Each of the Beatles gets at least one delightful little scene in which to shine except, curiously, for Paul McCartney; his "mixer" of a grandfather, played memorably by Wilfrid Brambell, is his surrogate in mischief.) There's all kinds of droll merriment along the way, with some of the Beatles' hits incorporated cleverly, but the real payoff is an extended concert scene at the end. Just a note -- some of the accents, most notably George Harrison's, can be challenging; try watching with the subtitles on.