Here are some of the testimonials we’ve received from recent Nikon School delegates. If you have completed a course and would now like to submit a review, we would love to hear from you.
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Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Great locations, well organised and curated. Magnificent landscapes/waterfalls. Saw and photographed 3 lots of Northern lights (magic) and an Artic Fox. Neil, Ricci and Ingo were great. Much appreciated. Trips of a lifetime
REVIEWER: Jon S.
This was a much more in-depth discussion of the Z6III menus (after attending the Pt. 1 session). It started with the Time Lapse functions and then progressed into a trip through every menu feature on the camera. It gave me a much greater understanding of what each option meant and how I could use it (and whether I should not fiddle with it all). Recommended for those who like to know absolutely everything about their camera.
REVIEWER: Tristan D.
This was a really helpful journey through the core features of my new Z6III. It's the first camera that I have bought in the last decade and things have progressed a lot since I first picked up a DSLR. Ricci took us through the camera clearly and explained the buttons and features including the autofocus system expertly. I did a photography techniques course a few days later and it really helped that I had done this orientation first.
REVIEWER: Tristan D.
This course provided an in-depth introduction to the Z6iii. Ricci is very knowledgeable and has the great ability to allow the course to tack left and right to address the specific questions of participants while still covering all the intended content in the three hours. (I've also done part 2 and Mastering Z6iii focusing which were equally good). I am new to the Z6iii having had a D7500 previously, but now feel I have a good understanding of the camera's features and operation. Thanks!
REVIEWER: Mike T.
Was great evening with some great opportunities to take some icon shots and learn new techniques with the added benefit to see the amazing Nikon comedy wildlife shots. As always some great teaching from Neil and Ricci
REVIEWER: Neale W.
Ricci covered topics ranging from photographing the Moon, the Milky Way, and the Aurora, recommended Lenses, as well as other tools available for planning. At some point, everyone wants to photograph at the very least, the Moon. This course covers basic skills required to do that, as well as more complex skills required to plan for and capture the Milky Way, and the Aurora. The section on Resources was invaluable, pointing delegates in the direction of available tools.
REVIEWER: Trevor H.
Neil's 11 years of experience in Iceland has helped him curate an expedition that may be unmatched. His knowledge of the area, the weather, the landmarks, and photography is what makes this trip exceptional. Having had the privilege of going on Photo Expeditions with other organisations, the stand out difference here is that, Neil and Ricci move around the delegates actively guiding and assisting with everything from camera settings, composition, and everything in-between. Exceptional!
REVIEWER: Trevor H.
An excellent course which outlined how to get the most from a speedlight. Covered skill levels and utilisation from basic point and shoot with TTL to using multiple Speedlights with a trigger. Offered a good insight to how much more could be achieved with Speedlights.
REVIEWER: Trevor H.
The course taught landscape and astro shooting skills against the stunning winter backdrop of Iceland. Locations included the iconic landmarks of southern Iceland and also benefit from the frequent appearance of the northern lights. The instructors were well informed, supporting and organised.
REVIEWER: Richard A.
AMAZING EXPERIENCE, EVERYTHING IS PERFECT!!!! THE WAY WE ARE LOOK AFTER IS THE NEXT LEVEL !!!!! THANK YOU.
REVIEWER: Alessio B.
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