Shalooby

Nikon is offering a few classes in my area in December. One is an introduction to digital photography and the other is on Streamlined Workflow Techniques.

Here's the link that explains what the courses entail.

Has anyone attended these courses and if so did it help? In other words, do you do anything differently as a result of what you learned from them compared to the way you use to do them?

jupitersolo

Shalooby,

I would say that this is going to be a descent workshop. I don't think Nikon would put there name on it, if not. Here is another site you might want to look at, it's more hands on. www.washingtonphotosafari.com I'm going to do something with these guys soon. I was going to try and take the NC trip, but realized I had already made plans for that Saturday.

Hell, I might look into the streamline course myself.

Shalooby

Thanks Jupe. I'll check in to the safari link. I'm not interested in the intro to DSLR course but I could certainly use some pointers on workflow technique. Mine is almost non-existent. I need to find something I'm comfortable with and stick to it instead of trying out everything I happen to stumble accross.

jupitersolo

I going to take a lightroom seminar this Monday, here's my post from another thread. The link is there.

https://acurazine.com/forums/showpos...&postcount=238

Mizouse

is there anything like this for canon?

i was planning on attending a workshop on shooting glamour shots, but then my friend has a gig shooting at lanfest2k7 for newegg that same weekend and wants me to be an assistant for him.

Shalooby

The workflow class probably doesn't care about what kind of camera you have. It's not like you get a discount on the price if you prefer the superiority of Nikon.