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4.50
• Great course. Every officer should have a DSLR camera and know how to use it.
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4.71
•Great speaker, able to deliver what could be very dry and boring material in an interesting way. Great sense of humor that helps keep class fun.
•The very best
•Very knowledgable and explained the material well. The hands on portion of the class was the best way to learn.
•Well spoken, to the point, drove home his main points clearly and consistently.
• Very good general knowledge of how to work a camera in manual mode. Great ideas for tackling tough lighting and position pictures.
• I learned a lot in this course but the best information was painting with light. The hands on time to practice this was much needed
• Gave me more confidence in taking photographs and how to improve them if one doesn't turn out how I wanted it to
• I dont want to go back to my point and shoot, but due to budgets, i dont have a choice. I will push for our dept to slowly phase out the Point and shoot and get DSLR.
• Access to information that I never knew we had, but I'm not sure my dispatch center knows about it as I have never heard of this until this training.
• Use of low light/no light. Not all photos taken will be of crime scene importance, however each photo could / should be taken much better than they currently are. When the point arrives that it's critical to have the highest quality photos, the work will already have been done
• I think giving students more realistic "scenes" to photograph would have been helpful.
• I don't think this is a 2 1/2 day course. I think the material and practice time could be completed in 1 1/2 days.
• As much as you might not think it's so, I did like seeing Powerpoint of photos. Before/after and explanations of what the setting were.