Confused by your camera functions?
Camera-training and learning the cameras functions is the key to get the best from today's DSLR cameras. The technology that goes into digital cameras is truly amazing!
I'm astounded by what the manufactures have crammed into these cameras. The features of your DSLR camera can create some truly amazing effects, but you need to know how to use them.
This is where I can help!
I will teach you how to take control of your camera to create AMAZING IMAGES.
DO I REALLY NEED ALL OF THESE FUNCTIONS TO CREATE A GOOD IMAGE?
To help you I've created a personalised training session to answer all of your questions.
To solve your problems, I provide a 3 hour, 1 on 1 session conducted by myself, Peter (photographer & artist). The session is tailored to suit YOUR NEEDS. We work with your camera and can include elements of Lightroom and Phototoshop.
Your Camera Training includes:
- Understanding and learning the various settings on your camera, what they do and mean
- The relationship of those settings to one another, especially when using a creative mode. e.g. Aperture priority, Shutter priority, and of course Manual mode.
- Putting the theory into practice. We practice using your camera in the beautiful Barossa Valley - Lyndoch Village Green.
- Last but not least we up load the images into Lightroom and critique. We see how we can improve them, if needed we can take some more.
Award winning "Rock at Reef Point" AIPP
Cost of the 1-on-1 three hour DSLR Camera Training with Peter Franz, photographer with 40 years experience is fantastic value at only $197
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Once payment has been made you will be contacted with details as to what we require from you and to book in a day/time.
Camera training takes place at Lyndoch Studio - 19 Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch.
If you have any questions before making a booking contact me, Peter on 0407 795 125 or email peter@peterfranzphotography.com to discuss your personalised Camera-training session.
Looking forward to helping you master your camera.
Peter Franz
Peter in his training mode
