Yes — and that is the point. A good photo is not inspiration, it is a handful of decisions you can learn: where the light comes from, where you stand, what you leave out of the frame. The course teaches those decisions one at a time, with an example of each, so nothing depends on having "an eye" for it beforehand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about access, course content, billing, and support.
Course Content
No. Almost everything that separates a dull photo from a good one happens before you press the button, and none of it needs a recent phone. The lessons that do touch camera settings cover the controls that have been on every phone for years — exposure, focus lock, the grid — not features exclusive to the latest models.
Probably, in two places. The module on phone camera settings covers controls most people never touch — exposure and focus lock, when HDR helps and when it ruins a shot. And the editing modules are about knowing when to stop, which is the part self-taught photographers usually get wrong. If you already shoot well, skim the first module and start at the third.
About ten minutes per lesson, and there are 40 of them. But they are written, not filmed, so you can read one over a coffee, try it the same afternoon, and come back when you want the next. Nothing expires and there is no schedule to fall behind on.
Everything, from the first day. Nothing is drip-fed and no module unlocks later:
- All 8 modules and 40 lessons, open from the moment you log in
- Real before-and-after examples, with what changed and why
- Downloadable guides and cheatsheets you can take out shooting
- Any lessons we add later, at no extra cost
Yes, and it assumes nothing. It starts from where the light is and where you put your feet, not from apertures and histograms. If you have never stopped to think about why one photo works and the next one does not, you are exactly who it was written for. And if you already shoot a little, the modules on camera settings and editing will still have something you did not know.
Both, and it makes no real difference. Almost everything the course teaches happens before you press the button — the light, where you stand, what you leave out — and that is the same on any phone. The few lessons that do touch settings use controls that have been on every phone for years: exposure, focus lock, the grid.
Support
You log in at framehabit.com with the email you bought with, and it is there. Right after paying you choose your password, so the whole thing takes about a minute. Nothing expires, nothing has to be renewed, and you can pick it up again from whatever device you happen to have with you.
No. It runs in the browser you are reading this in. Nothing to install, nothing to update, and no app quietly taking up space on the phone you actually want to take photos with. If you like having it one tap away, add the page to your home screen and it behaves like an app.
Yes, and that is how most people use it. The lessons are written and illustrated rather than filmed, so you can read one on the bus without headphones and try it that same afternoon. It is the same course on a laptop if you would rather have a bigger screen.
Pricing
Then you write us one email within 30 days and we refund you in full — no form to fill in and no reason to give. You keep access while we process it. We would rather you tried it and asked for your money back than never tried it at all.
No, and it never turns into one. You pay €9.99 once — normally €29.99 — and the course is yours. There is no plan to cancel, no card kept on file for a renewal, and no second charge waiting three months from now.
No, and we think that is the fairer deal. A free trial usually means handing over your card and remembering to cancel before it bills you. Here you pay once, and if it turns out not to be for you, you have 30 days to ask for your money back by email. The same protection, without the reminder in your calendar.
Once, the moment you check out. The €9.99 leaves your account straight away and your access opens immediately — there is nothing to approve and nothing to activate. You get a receipt by email, and that is the last you hear from us about money.
Never. It is one payment, not a first payment. We keep no card on file for a renewal, there is no annual fee, and nothing quietly switches to a paid plan when some trial runs out. If a second charge from us ever appeared, it would be a mistake and we would refund it.