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Photography course/club in Waterford

  • 07-09-2016 01:10PM
    #1
    mooseknunkle
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    I got a new DSLR camera and id like to know how to use it other than just the auto function :) ,can anyone recommend a course or club in town that would help ?


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  • #2
    Bards
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    Waterford Camera Club is the ideal place for you to start. Meetings every 2nd week (Except Summer) just started back after the summer break and we had a few new members started the previous Monday

    Next meeting is on at 7:15 (Beginners Session) on Monday next in the Tower Hotel if you want to pop in as new members are always welcome


  • #3
    mooseknunkle
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,427 ✭✭✭mooseknunkle


    Bards wrote: »
    Waterford Camera Club is the ideal place for you to start. Meetings every 2nd week (Except Summer) just started back after the summer break and we had a few new members started the previous Monday

    Next meeting is on at 7:15 (Beginners Session) on Monday next in the Tower Hotel if you want to pop in as new members are always welcome

    Great thanks,that showed up when i done a search what goes on there is it like people sitting around talking about photos they took?


  • #4
    TheQuietFella
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    mooseknunkle wrote: »
    Great thanks,that showed up when i done a search what goes on there is it like people sitting around talking about photos they took?

    No, it's not! A great club with knowledgable members only too willing to assist fellow photographers in their progression towards competant photographers!

    Youtube has also invaluable postings on the various setting that your camera has so look those up and at least don't be a rabbit caught in the headlights.


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