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C. Hill Courses
Beginner Sony Alpha A6000 (HD) Tutorial Guide
3.3 (72 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 1h- 2015
$11.99
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Most Recent Review
course starts with two technical topics in the first two videos but does not how basic beginner instructions like the title suggests, nor does it show how to set up the display to poerform the two operations therefor confusing me to no constructive end.
- Review by John P Pasinosky on Beginner Sony Alpha A6000 (HD) Tutorial Guide
Instructor Bio
My name is C. Hill. I'm a professional celebrity and elite event photographer in Atlanta.
I have a passion for all things photography and videography. It's been over 9 years that I've been preserving memories through my cameras and lenses.
My images have been published on major platforms and magazines including Sophisticates, and Essence Magazine. My videos have been featured on syndicated television stations including BET, MTV and VH1.
Shooting exclusively with “Mirrorless Cameras" is wonderful and the Sony A6000 is my main photography tool. I love sharing my knowledge of photography and cinematography with those ready to build a career or hobby in this industry.
I believe “Mirrorless Cameras" are the future and the Sony A6000 is a benchmark toward that future.
