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Photo Walk Questions

1. What type of camera do you primarily use?
   (Check all that apply)

   • Point and Shoot

   • DSLR -- less than $1000

   • DSLR -- more than $1000

   • Camera Phone

   • None of the above

2. What software do you use to edit your photos?
   (Check all that apply)

   • Adobe Photoshop

   • Adobe Photoshop Lightroom

   • Adobe Photoshop Elements

   • iPhoto

   • Free Bundled software

   • Online Web Utility

   • None of the above

3. How did you hear about the Photo Walk?
   (Check all that apply)

   • Scott Kelby's blog

   • Friend/family member

   • NAPP

   • KelbyTraining.com

   • KelbyTV.com Shows

   • Facebook/Twitter

   • Web/Search Engine

   • None of the above

4. What photography and photo editing training do you use?
   (Check all that apply)

   • NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals)

   • Kelbytraining.com

   • Scott Kelby books

   • Kelby Training DVDs

   • Other online training

   • Other books and DVDs

   • None of the above

5. What equipment will you purchase in the next year?
   (Check all that apply)

   • Point and Shoot Camera

   • DSLR Camera

   • Lenses

   • Tripod, Camera bag

   • Lighting

   • Computer - Mac or PC

   • Photo Software/Plug-ins

   • Photo printer

   • Wacom Tablet

   • None of the above

6. What level photographer are you?
   (Choose One)

   • Professional: >60% of my annual income

   • Semi-pro: >30% of my annual income

   • Freelance: <$5000 of my annual income

   • Amateur/Hobbyist