Nikon Z6 / Z7 Crash Course
$59.99
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What you’ll learn
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Nikon Z6 / Z7
Award winning instructor, camera guru & professional wedding photographer Michael Andrew takes us on a step-by-step tour of the Nikon Z6/Z7 in this training tutorial download video. Michael Andrew’s unique approach simplifies digital photography and shows students how to use simple techniques to take amazing photographs. Michael blends technical competence with artistic fundamentals in this truly unique training video.
If you own a Nikon Z6 or Nikon Z7 and are looking to improve your photographic skills or aren’t exactly sure how everything works….this is the video for you!
Who this course is for:
- Anyone with a Nikon Z6 or Z7 looking to master their camera
12 reviews for Nikon Z6 / Z7 Crash Course
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Ethan Manning –
Course is STACKED with pinpoint info. Instructor gets to the topics fast and doesn’t fulf the course. All steak no fat. Good stuff…
Musky Albertsen –
Very precise and clear
Rick Jensen –
Hi Michael, Overall I thought it was good but what I thought was missing was a new section covering the autofocus of the Z6/7 instead of an old video covering the autofocus of a Nikon D850 DSLR. While there is overlap, I think there is enough differences to warrant a new video.
Jason Tranter –
It is clarifying what I need to know in an easy to learn manner
Frank Falzett –
Instructor moves too fast sometimes, so replaying the lesson is necessary for absorption!
Brandon Assoon –
so far so good but i would like mnore info on the iso and when to use manual mode for iso vs auto
Don Douglas –
This goes beyond my ability to retain all that is being taught. But being that I can go back, it is 100 percent a great investment!
Gary Conner –
Content was a bit of a mish mash…
Jason Hooper –
Very easy to follow
Spencer Baron –
So far, so pretty good. Even though I am advanced, it’s nice to review and pick up on some forgotten ideas.
Chef Marc Coolrecht –
Great guy! Good enthusiasm
Dan Bradfield –
Very plain spoken and not technical right out of the box. Sets expectations.