...and workshops delivered through Zoom in an easy to access and relaxed manner designed to give the best learning experience to all abilities.
...Learn photography in real world environments across a range of different photography genres.
...New equipment, and develop new skills through our hints and tips page brought to you by our team of professional photographers.
They are a mix of easy to understand theory and interactive photography courses. We specifically work in small groups to ensure everyone can benefit from our expert tutors’ knowledge.
Following on from PT.1 this completed for me a better understanding of my camera it was demonstrated by Neil very professionally and in a way that really helps me to maintain the knowledge. I don’t know why I hadn’t remembered that these courses were available. An enjoyable three hours and recording to keep going back to remind me.
REVIEWER: Malcolm D.
Well that session was certainly a very useful and informative learnt many new features and tricks, Neil was a very knowledgeable photographer and demonstrated the camera settings in a way that I might remember it was better than spending time watching YouTube videos many thanks to Nikon school I’ll be looking at other sessions and maybe workshops.
REVIEWER: Malcolm D.
I really enjoyed the online autofocus course for Z8. Packed with helpful information. and tips. Neil highlighted the important aspects to concentrate on with autofocus on the Z8 and I am looking forward to putting it ino practice. It far exceeded my expectations and will definitely do the other coursesS
REVIEWER: Susanna H.
I found this course to be an excellent follow on course from the first one. As someone coming from another system I've gained a good overview of the menus that are available to me.
REVIEWER: James E.
Despite the absence of Astro opportunities, Ricci extended delegates on the Landscape exercises, forcing us to try multiple different long exposure settings, challenging us on composition, and providing technical help that opened up new opportunities. Tasks such as photographing a single tree, or chasing the tide, evolved into real learning experiences. The fire-spinning, whilst proving a good distraction when waiting for the weather to clear, was enjoyed by all.
REVIEWER: Trevor H.
