Benner's Camera Shop Photography Training

Classes are one-on-one, so you can plan a lesson around your schedule. Call or email us anytime to set up your next lesson.

Learn to shoot great pictures no matter what the subject; landscapes, portraits, action shots, wildlife...It's all within your grasp.Our students have gone on to shoot weddings, commercial events, portraits, and commercial videos!



Learning to take beautiful pictures like this with your own camera is easy!

Further down the road...

Perhaps you've outgrown your lenses potential? We are always happy to discuss the pros and cons of a new lens with you. If you've got group shots on the mind, you lens needs will be different than someone who wants to get the perfect shoot of an animal in the woods.

We also offer instruction on topics such as Advanced Lighting, Setting Wireless Flash Systems, RAW Image Editing, and more.

Photoshop Training

For those looking for 1 on 1 Photoshop instruction, we've got classes for every version up to and including CS5 Extended.

• Crop and straighten your photos
• Correct exposure levels
• Balance and enhance color saturation
• Re size and ready files for email or printing
• Add or subtract unwanted elements in your picture
• Change a pictures background

We can even teach you how to change peoples frown into a smile!

How do you get to your photo class? Click here for directions.

Save 10.00 off our popular 1-on-1 Photo Classes

• Normally priced at $199.99,purchase a block of 2 1 hour classes at Benner's and pay only $189.99
   
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Step by step instruction on how to be a better photographer...

Here are some of the areas we will cover

• Shutter Speed
• Aperture
• ISO
• Depth of Field
• Auto Focus Modes
• Exposure Modes
• Metering Modes

As well as basic camera tips, including the following;

• Camera Handling
• Camera Cleaning and Maintenance
• Changing Lenses Correctly

By the end of the classes you will have a deeper understanding of the factors that go into making a picture. You will know how your camera uses its different functions to control and capture light, and how you can use those systems to craft the picture you want.