DSLR courses

[Lois]

I'm looking at doing a course to help me get the most out of my 450d.
Many of the local ones seem to be more about framing and dark rooms rather than the features of the camera.
I've found goingdigital.co.uk, does anyone have any experiences or recommendations?

[selwonk]

I've done one at Tatton Park. It was very good - especially for only £60 quid. I'm planning a few more with them when I get the time to get the camera out again...

[cirks]

Canon run their own and are generally well spoken of as far as I know. See http://www.experience-seminars.co.uk/index.php?opt... and related pages

[bananarob]

Can highly recommend the blackthorn school in cricklade, nr cirencester, gloucestershire, going back for my second course in 7 days time....

[Lois]

Thanks, but i'd probably be late by the time i drove there

[mcflurry]

I am off to night school soon as my local college does a one week DSLR and Photoshop course for around £100

Thought it would be nice to learn how to use the camera properly

[Lois]

Yeah it was the night school ones I was originally looking at but they dont seem to focus on how to use the camera features.

[Chicken Pox]

cirks said:

Canon run their own and are generally well spoken of as far as I know. See http://www.experience-seminars.co.uk/index.php?opt... and related pages

Friend and I went on the intro course, very relaxed friendly and informative, I'd recommend them

[Podie]

Chicken Pox said:

cirks said:

Canon run their own and are generally well spoken of as far as I know. See http://www.experience-seminars.co.uk/index.php?opt... and related pages

Friend and I went on the intro course, very relaxed friendly and informative, I'd recommend them

I've done a couple of these courses and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.