Lakewood, Colo. — January 8, 2007 — Video Professor, the leader in comprehensive self-paced computer software tutorials, released the Video Professor Digital Photography tutorial today, a new lesson to help consumers hone their own digital photography skills.

According to the Camera & Imaging Products Association, nearly 1.2 billion digital cameras have been manufactured in the last three years.

The Video Professor Digital Photography tutorial is a three-CD lesson that teaches users how to take, edit and share pictures through its proven "What-You-See-Is-What-You-Do" method of teaching.

"Digital cameras provide users with a unique way to capture and retain life's special moments," said John W. Scherer, CEO and founder of Video Professor. "This set of lessons can teach anyone how to get the most out of their consumer electronic purchases."

With the Video Professor Digital Photography tutorial, users learn all the tools necessary to become a professional right in their own home, including:

• Tips and tricks for taking the best photos
• How to remove red-eye and scratches and adjust background colors and skin tones
• How to share photos with family and friends
• How to use your digital camera to film and edit short movies with ease

"Video Professor is proud to add this new lifestyle title to our growing line of products," Scherer said. "In addition to our comprehensive list of tutorials, we are pleased to offer learning tools that resonate with a broader demographic of computer users."

The Video Professor Digital Photography tutorial is available on standard CD-ROMs as well as via the company's VP Online® Learning Library, where users with high-speed Internet can stream the lessons directly to their computers.

To learn more about Video Professor's new Digital Photography tutorial, or for more information on the complete line of Video Professor tutorials, visit www.videoprofessor.com and click on the "CD Products" link.