Learning To Use Mirrorless Cameras Online Courses

I have used Nikon cameras for years but upgrade to mirrorless. So far as I am learning this device I like the weight, the ease of use and the LCD screen. Bought a book to learn more. It has only been two weeks but so far enjoyable

I recently made a big purchase with the goal of being able to provide my students with the best possible learning experience. As a teacher of Computer Programming, 3d Rendering, Game Development, and Network & Cyber-Security courses, it's important to me that I can develop online courses from any platform for my students to access. That's why I decided to purchase a Window based laptop, a Chromebook, and a new MacBook Pro. When it came to the MacBook Pro, I knew that I could confidently visit B&H to make my purchase. The knowledgeable salespeople there helped me gain more confidence in my decision, and I know that if I ever have a concern or question, they'll be able to assist me and provide ideas regardless of whether they have the tool. Overall, this was another big purchase, but it was definitely worth it for the benefit of my students.

Use this bag to transport my mirrorless cameras when I travel. It really is only good for one body and multiple lenses. You could stuff more in there, but that's not something I'd want to do. Quality is great, material is heavy and provides adequate protection if you wrap your lenses and use the included sleeve to house your camera body. The design of the flap over and latch is great. It's secure but quick and easy to open. That's one of my favorite features.

I originally intended on purchasing the c920 but the price from B&H encouraged me to go with this one. I have not had a chance to use it for its intended use which is for my online testing at the end of the courses I'm taking online. I did however connect it to make sure it works. The wide field of view is impressive and I really like the privacy shutter when not in use. Its very flexible and can be used with just about any monitor. I may even purchase a tripod. I've used other webcams and none seem to compare to this just yet. Very good quality build. The software also allows you to zoom in on area of interest.

I use the Rode headset to record my yoga classes and online courses. All I had to do was plug my mic into the transmitter. I plugged my receiver into my laptop and voil I was able to start recording. No set up, just plug and record. So easy, so good.

The podcaster is very easy to set-up and also easy to use. We're using this microphone for online courses and webinars, and we are already amazed at the clear quality.

I purchased the GVM 800D and 560AS kit to start recording online courses.  This is my first light kit and I am very happy with my purchase!  I am also impressed with how the kit was packed and the product has duster bags for not only the light but the stands.  It will also work for recording while I travel.

Everyone has heard of Photoshop but Lightroom, maybe not. Lightroom is by far the best photo editing software out there. Take some courses online and you'll quickly see it's power. It's not super great for organizing however, I use Adobe Bridge for that.

I bought this little recorder to record my online courses. Its interface is simple and easy to use. Its recording functions (move fast forward and backward, repeat, bookmarks, etc) are well organised and you can trust it as device. Its weight is like a toy but you feel and see a very professional device. I'm very happy with it.

I use this with OBS to overlay different camera shots for the production of online courses. Color is consistent throughout the screen, it pops up nice and tight with no major wrinkles, folds up easily (google it and watch the videos). Some lighting evenly over the surface makes post production work snap.