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If the information below does not answer your questions please contact us:
fotoscoolinfo@gmail.com
WHEN IS THE NEXT CLASS IN MY CITY?
1. GO TO FOTOSCOOL.COM/CLASSES FOR THE NEXT DATE AND TO REGISTER
HOW DO I CHANGE THE DATE OF A CLASS?
1. Go to fotoscool.com and select the class
2. Register for the new class date
3. Send us an email letting us know you have done so: fotoscoolinfo@gmail.com
WHERE IS THE CLASS?
Please see your Groupon or Living Social voucher for the location
I CANNOT ATTEND THE GROUPON CLASS WHAT DO I DO?
Your credit is good with us. You can use your voucher for any DSLR 1 class- even past the expiration date
WHAT CAMERA AND LENS SHOULD I BUY?
Buying a camera is a very individual decision with lots of options. Please see your favorite camera store for buying advice.
ARE YOU OFFERING MORE COURSES IN CALGARY, EDMONTON, ANCHORAGE AND VANCOUVER?
Yes we will be offering most classes you see on our website at various times.
Please go to fotoscool.com to learn more about our courses and trips and to register.
What are the class sizes?
All of our classes are limited to 10-20 students with the exception of the DSLR 1 class.
In our intro/basic class the limit is 60 students with 1 instructor and 2-3 assistants. Fotoscool has developed a teaching method that is a fun, simple way to learn. For all other courses and workshops the class size is limited to 10-20 students.
Fotoscool has developed a fun and interactive method of teaching that involves lots of hands-on instruction on an individual level, in pairs and small groups. At Fotoscool you will not be sitting in a seat for hours. You will learn through lectures, hands-on exercises and playing indoors and outdoors (weather depending), practicing what you learned. Practice and play!
Is this intro, basic class appropriate for those with very limited experience?
Yes, this is a great class for beginners or people wanting to learn how to make using their camera more simple.
Will participants have an opportunity to actually take photos? If so, what and where will they primarily be shooting?
Yes, this course is all about lots of hands-on learning! It will be a mix of in classroom pictures of objects you bring to class, and outdoor shooting. Please dress for weather.
What kind of camera do I need for the basic course?
A DSLR or other camera that has Shutter priority, Aperture and Manual settings.
Do I need a flash for the Intro DSLR course?
No, flash is not required. We teach flash tips, tricks and techniques in our DSLR 2 course.
Is there a reasonable, but easy to use DSLR that you would recommend?
There is not a specific camera we would recommend other than one than a brand name, Canon, Nikon, Sony, Lumix or Pentax DSLR.
Can you recommend a good general purpose lens suitable for this course?
For this course a good lens is something in a focal range between 20 mm and 200 mm. We suggest a 18-55mm, 24-70 mm or 24-105 mm lens.
What is the format of the course?
The course will be a combination of classroom time with lots of hands-on, interactive exercises that will help you to practice your skills
Exercises will take place both indoors and outdoors, so if it is cold outside please dress warm and if it is wet bring an umbrella.
Do I need to bring a lunch?
You can either bring lunch or purchase a meal from one of the local restaurants, near our classes.
My husband and I would like to do this together, but only have 1 camera. Can we still do the course and share a camera?
Yes, it is possible to have only one camera on the course as the exercises are designed to work with a partner who will be your 'supermodel'. Please have two vouchers, one for each of you.
Is this a one-day or two-day course?
All of our classes are one-day in length as we want to get you out shooting and not weeks of sitting in a class.
I was wondering if this is a beginner only class? I have had a DSLR for 3 years now & would like a more advanced class.
This class is for beginners and intermediate level photographers who want to learn how to take better pictures and take more control over their cameras. there are many tricks, techniques and exercises to learn how to master your camera and use a variety of features on your camera.
I don't have an DSLR camera but do have a digital camera. The lens is not removable. I am wondering if I could still take the workshop?
Yes, as long as you camera has Shutter priority, Aperture priority and Manual modes.
Is the Intro to DSLR course is for those who have just purchased an DSLR or for those who are a little more advanced?
This course is for basic to intermediate photographers who want to learn how to use their camera off Program and Auto modes and learn to take better pictures using the Aperture priority, Shutter priority and Manual modes. The course offers lots of hands-on instruction!
Is it important to have 2 batteries for my camera in order to take this course?
One battery is fine, please make sure it is charged. Two is ideal.
Will this be indoors all day?
We will be inside the classroom and outside.
Will the instructor have an issue with a point and shoot only student?
No, point and shoot is ok if it has Shutter priority, Aperture priority and Manual modes.
What if I don't have two memory cards and two batteries. Can I still attend?
Yes, it is just a suggestion.
If the information below does not answer your questions please contact us:
fotoscoolinfo@gmail.com
WHEN IS THE NEXT CLASS IN MY CITY?
1. GO TO FOTOSCOOL.COM/CLASSES FOR THE NEXT DATE AND TO REGISTER
HOW DO I CHANGE THE DATE OF A CLASS?
1. Go to fotoscool.com and select the class
2. Register for the new class date
3. Send us an email letting us know you have done so: fotoscoolinfo@gmail.com
WHERE IS THE CLASS?
Please see your Groupon or Living Social voucher for the location
I CANNOT ATTEND THE GROUPON CLASS WHAT DO I DO?
Your credit is good with us. You can use your voucher for any DSLR 1 class- even past the expiration date
WHAT CAMERA AND LENS SHOULD I BUY?
Buying a camera is a very individual decision with lots of options. Please see your favorite camera store for buying advice.
ARE YOU OFFERING MORE COURSES IN CALGARY, EDMONTON, ANCHORAGE AND VANCOUVER?
Yes we will be offering most classes you see on our website at various times.
Please go to fotoscool.com to learn more about our courses and trips and to register.
What are the class sizes?
All of our classes are limited to 10-20 students with the exception of the DSLR 1 class.
In our intro/basic class the limit is 60 students with 1 instructor and 2-3 assistants. Fotoscool has developed a teaching method that is a fun, simple way to learn. For all other courses and workshops the class size is limited to 10-20 students.
Fotoscool has developed a fun and interactive method of teaching that involves lots of hands-on instruction on an individual level, in pairs and small groups. At Fotoscool you will not be sitting in a seat for hours. You will learn through lectures, hands-on exercises and playing indoors and outdoors (weather depending), practicing what you learned. Practice and play!
Is this intro, basic class appropriate for those with very limited experience?
Yes, this is a great class for beginners or people wanting to learn how to make using their camera more simple.
Will participants have an opportunity to actually take photos? If so, what and where will they primarily be shooting?
Yes, this course is all about lots of hands-on learning! It will be a mix of in classroom pictures of objects you bring to class, and outdoor shooting. Please dress for weather.
What kind of camera do I need for the basic course?
A DSLR or other camera that has Shutter priority, Aperture and Manual settings.
Do I need a flash for the Intro DSLR course?
No, flash is not required. We teach flash tips, tricks and techniques in our DSLR 2 course.
Is there a reasonable, but easy to use DSLR that you would recommend?
There is not a specific camera we would recommend other than one than a brand name, Canon, Nikon, Sony, Lumix or Pentax DSLR.
Can you recommend a good general purpose lens suitable for this course?
For this course a good lens is something in a focal range between 20 mm and 200 mm. We suggest a 18-55mm, 24-70 mm or 24-105 mm lens.
What is the format of the course?
The course will be a combination of classroom time with lots of hands-on, interactive exercises that will help you to practice your skills
Exercises will take place both indoors and outdoors, so if it is cold outside please dress warm and if it is wet bring an umbrella.
Do I need to bring a lunch?
You can either bring lunch or purchase a meal from one of the local restaurants, near our classes.
My husband and I would like to do this together, but only have 1 camera. Can we still do the course and share a camera?
Yes, it is possible to have only one camera on the course as the exercises are designed to work with a partner who will be your 'supermodel'. Please have two vouchers, one for each of you.
Is this a one-day or two-day course?
All of our classes are one-day in length as we want to get you out shooting and not weeks of sitting in a class.
I was wondering if this is a beginner only class? I have had a DSLR for 3 years now & would like a more advanced class.
This class is for beginners and intermediate level photographers who want to learn how to take better pictures and take more control over their cameras. there are many tricks, techniques and exercises to learn how to master your camera and use a variety of features on your camera.
I don't have an DSLR camera but do have a digital camera. The lens is not removable. I am wondering if I could still take the workshop?
Yes, as long as you camera has Shutter priority, Aperture priority and Manual modes.
Is the Intro to DSLR course is for those who have just purchased an DSLR or for those who are a little more advanced?
This course is for basic to intermediate photographers who want to learn how to use their camera off Program and Auto modes and learn to take better pictures using the Aperture priority, Shutter priority and Manual modes. The course offers lots of hands-on instruction!
Is it important to have 2 batteries for my camera in order to take this course?
One battery is fine, please make sure it is charged. Two is ideal.
Will this be indoors all day?
We will be inside the classroom and outside.
Will the instructor have an issue with a point and shoot only student?
No, point and shoot is ok if it has Shutter priority, Aperture priority and Manual modes.
What if I don't have two memory cards and two batteries. Can I still attend?
Yes, it is just a suggestion.
