Got it. I went to this same thing a coupe of years ago with a few DPCers and it really was nothing more than Zieser pushing a bunch of products. There was some work flow and a very little bit of editing info. Other than that, I don't even remember it being worthwhile.
Got it. I went to this same thing a coupe of years ago with a few DPCers and it really was nothing more than Zieser pushing a bunch of products. There was some work flow and a very little bit of editing info. Other than that, I don't even remember it being worthwhile.
So you think it's a waste of time and $$$,
Maybe we should do a few classes Eric and make some cash off it.
I think I am more interested in what he has to say about his wedding lighting more than anything else. I am after these perfectly toned wedding pictures with minimal editing involved.
I went to one last month here in NY. The lighting really is very basic: bouncing off of reflectors; using an assistant to hold an umbrella+speedlight, etc. Most of the things should be familiar to pros and semi-pros already. I feel like he has jucier tricks up his sleeve that he won't reveal.
Well in that case I'm not going. The last seminar I went to was okay but I felt like I didn't learn much at all. It was a 2 day (about 20 hours) event in ATL and I learned about 8 minutes worth of information that I didn't already know.
So I'm glad I asked about this guy because I was going to go just because his flyer said advanced photographers and pros. I'll pass if it's all basic. I need more of a hands on anyway.
