Rick Berk has over 20 years experience as a professional photographer shooting sports, landscapes, portraits and weddings. He has been teaching photography classes and workshops for the past 8 years and is now Lytro's Training Manager.
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A new way to photograph weddings: Lytro!
Mar 25, 2015
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April 1st, Art's Cameras Plus will be holding a workshop led by Lytro's Training Manager, Rick Berk, as he explains the Lytro-Illum camera and its revolutionary light field technology. Learn the variety of output options, and how you can incorporate them into your wedding and portrait workflow. Rick will present an in-depth tour of the ILLUM, guide you through the innovative Lytro Desktop software, and give you an opportunity to shoot with this truly unique camera! Lytro is not intended to be a replacement to any equipment you currently have. Rather it is a new tool which allows you to produce truly remarkable images and living video. You owe it to yourself to see the Lytro Illum in action!
SPECIAL BONUS: We're confident you'll find this technology amazing and recognize the substantial profit opportunity for your business. Seating for this event is limited. Sign up by Tuesday, March 24th and we'll give you an Art's Cameras gift card in the full amount of your registration! $25/person
NOTE: If you have a laptop please bring it to class.
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