Just signed up for my first photography class!

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Smoke

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I've been taking pictures with my D5200 for over a year or so but just mainly using the auto and other various modes (Portrait, Action, Landscape, etc.) I thought it was time to actually know the advanced settings better. I understand the concept of what Aperature is, ISO is and Shutter Speed but I REALLY want to be comfortable with it. So my local Community College has a class for 9 weeks every Wednesday for $129 bucks for 9 weeks. I'm excited to see what I can learn!
 
cwgrizz

cwgrizz

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Have fun with it. I'm sure it will be well worth your time and money. You can never learn too much.
 
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dck22

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Congrats on the class. I wasn't able to find an in person class within a reasonable distance so I signed up with NYIP.edu.
So far I am enjoying it, but it would be fun to be learning and shooting with a group of people.
 
Horoscope Fish

Horoscope Fish

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Smoke said:
I've been taking pictures with my D5200 for over a year or so but just mainly using the auto and other various modes (Portrait, Action, Landscape, etc.) I thought it was time to actually know the advanced settings better. I understand the concept of what Aperature is, ISO is and Shutter Speed but I REALLY want to be comfortable with it. So my local Community College has a class for 9 weeks every Wednesday for $129 bucks for 9 weeks. I'm excited to see what I can learn!
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If you really want to improve your skill-set then formal classroom education is the way to go. Books and online videos are fine but nothing matches being in the classroom.
 
LouCioccio

LouCioccio

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Not sure if anyone is interested and live near Erie, PA but our computer club is running some classes (actually 3) Basic DSLR, Windows 10, and Photoshop Elements in February. More info at Classes The classes are limited to 15 participants.

Lou Cioccio
 
Danno

Danno

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Smoke said:
I've been taking pictures with my D5200 for over a year or so but just mainly using the auto and other various modes (Portrait, Action, Landscape, etc.) I thought it was time to actually know the advanced settings better. I understand the concept of what Aperature is, ISO is and Shutter Speed but I REALLY want to be comfortable with it. So my local Community College has a class for 9 weeks every Wednesday for $129 bucks for 9 weeks. I'm excited to see what I can learn!
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That is very cool. I am a little envious. They have some one day classes around here, but they are just to long for me. I have had to use a lot of YouTube, books and videos. That should be great fun and very informative.
 
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