Photo course start tomorrow!

[cason]

http://www.rivingtonpark.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=section&id=7&Itemid=64

going here tomorrow £60 for 3 sessions one to one! its in the most fantastic part of our region, whilst sat having a coffee i saw about 10 different bird species.
He also runs evenings for potraits and macro seems a really nice guy.
It would have cost me £250 for a course at my local college and it wasnt all digital so Im well suited. I will learn to drive my 40D

 

[cason]

i will still enjoy it

 

[Glen]

Looks good, have fun.

 

[gazedd]

enjoy

 

[cason]

Hi Sorry i went away for the weekend
he is a great guy I have already started to put the lesson into pratice! but shooting in raw is new for me! dont they take an age to download
bye carol

 

[mercmanuk]

Hi glad you like the course, my Raw files take no longer to download from my memory card reader than any other, how are you downloading them???

Regards mark

 

[cason]

I have downloaded with the canon software via the card reader, now I dont have a clue what to do next! Im going to do a search on here

cas

 

[RaphaelSamad]

I tend to dowload everything by connecting directly to the camera from my PC and then using Canon's Zoom Browser EX software as supplied with the camera. Using this, you will also be able to view all the images which you have downloaded (both JPGs and RAW which I have set my camera to take). You can also open up the Canon RAW picture processing software from within ZoomBrowserEX by right clicking on the RAW picture.
I hope that this helps.