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Greetings,

I am in need of  professional instructional lessons/tutorials. I have an A7 purchased 5 years ago for concert photography.

I did not have time to learn to use it properly. I am reading "From Snapshots to Great Shots" by Brian Smith. However, Video learning is preferred.

As of 2017 I am doing more drummer shoots where I would like to utilize the A7. I have worked for the Chicago Drum and Pasic. I am also a house photographer for Venue Works in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

 

Thank you

Drummer Photographer

Instagram: @drummer_photograher

 

 

 

 

 

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Sorry, but you missed out.

A 5 year old mobile phone, is mainly worthless, due to the technological advances.

You have an A 7 ?   Sorry but todays instructors, are using  A9 and the A 7 III.

I dont think you are going to find any serious photographer, to take up your offer,  maybe smart aleck  fast buck makers, will charge you a fee, for useless info.

Also, The A 7 has mediocre Video.. 

Hey its 5 years old ! 

You need to upgrade to the A7 R III  or if in low light, the  A7 S III to be able to do, what you are thinking about.

The best free advice I can give you, is, Youtube !

You might find old clips about the A 7, but probably not much on its video capabilities.

Good Luck

 

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