Learn how to master your mirrorless camera in this comprehensive class.

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Students will learn the ins and out of their mirrorless camera, from basic menu controls, to shooting with studio strobes.

We are proud to announce that Sony is sponsoring this course and students will have access to bodies, lenses and Speedlights. A camera and lens can be checked out during the week of class, so students do not need to bring a camera if they would rather test drive Sony’s cameras.

While this course is not limited to Sony shooters, it is a perfect way to not only learn about your mirrorless system, but test drive some of Sony’s latest bodies and lenses.

Course participants will learn the following:

  • Basic camera controls and menu functions.
  • Breaking down different focusing modes found only on mirrorless cameras.
  • Making simple, but visually stunning time lapse images. (Sony cameras only)
  • Getting the most of camera settings for fantastic landscape, portrait, and still life photography.
  • Learning how to use the Sony on camera flashes, as well as settings for studio flash work.
  • The pros and cons of lens adaptors.

All images: ©M.D. Welch

 

Past student work (left to right): Elise Klysa, Patti Spaght, Maria Abbott, Marian Smith

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Instructor: M.D. Welch

Pushing the boundaries of light and motion, M.D. Welch works with clients to develop and communicate a visual narrative through dynamic imagery. Drawing inspiration from the vast bright light of the Western skies, M.D. merges available natural resources with the power of technology to push the limitations of a camera, challenge perception and record moments, creating interactions and products for both commercial and editorial clients. His passions go beyond working behind the camera. Over the last 20 years, he has taught all the major Adobe applications, photography and video techniques for the University of Nevada, Shooting the West, the Nevada Museum of Art, the Academy of Art, and the Maine Media Workshops. Bringing not only the technical aspects of the arts, but the real-world lessons that come from working in the field for over 25 years. His knowledge, passion and energy applied to the subjects he teaches have been the hallmark of his teaching career.