Fujifilm X Unleashed (January 2021)

Seng Mah is the owner and lead instructor of Venture Photography Workshops and Tours, a West Australian business that's all about cultivating skills and passion in photography. Venture runs regular photography workshops for photographers of all levels (beginners to professionals) and leads photography tours to places as diverse as Kenya, Italy, India and New Zealand! You can find out more about Seng and Venture at www.venturephotography.com.au

Seng Mah

Digidirect Cannington

<h3>PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY DIGIDIRECT CANNINGTON</h3><h3></h3>Discover the untapped potential of your Fujifilm X camera!Join professional photographer and Fujifilm X Aficionado, Seng Mah, and discover the secrets of your Fujifilm X camera!This seminar + photowalk event will introduce you to some of the most powerful and useful features and functions on your Fujifilm X camera. Learn  great tips and techniques to make  your photography more effective, intuitive and creative! Your Fujifilm X camera gives you a lot more features than conventional DSLR cameras -- you just need to know where to find them and how to use them!Seng has been shooting travel photography with Fujifilm X and GFX cameras for years, in locations as diverse as India, New Zealand, Mongolia, Italy, Bangladesh, China, Croatia, Bhutan and Indonesia. He'll share with you the ways in which he has set up his Fujifilm cameras and how you can also capitalise on your camera's features in your own photography!Here are some of the topics and techniques covered by this event:<ul><li>How to obtain the fastest autofocus from your Fuji X camera, without using Autofocus.</li><li>The best focus assistance mode to use.</li><li>Face and eye detection set up.</li><li>Fujifilm X Focus Modes -- which, why and how?</li><li>Advanced Auto ISO set up.</li><li>Shoot beyond 30 seconds by capitalising on the Fujifilm's amazing ultra-long exposure options.</li><li>Leveraging the amazing versatility of Fujifilm custom functions to get everything at your fingertips.</li><li>Back button focusing.</li><li>Maximising your display (EVF and LCD) so that you can see all the information you need for the shot.</li><li>And more... !</li></ul>This event consists of a seminar-style presentation at Digidirect Cannington, followed by a photo walk at Kent Street Weir where you can practice the new skills and techniques you've learned.If you love your Fuji and want to find out more about how you can maximise its use, then don't miss this. Places are limited to 40 seats, so book early to avoid the dreaded FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)! :-)Note: This event is most suitable for users of interchangeable lens Fujifilm cameras, including Fujifilm X-T2, X-T3, X-Pro 2, X-T20, X-T30, X-E3 and X-T100 cameras. Please make sure that your Fujifilm X camera has the latest Firmware installed. Some of the features covered may not be available in first generation Fujifilm X cameras or entry level Fujifilm X cameras.Refund requests: Please note that effective 1 July 2019, Eventbrite will no longer refund the booking fee (which is included in the price of this event). If you request a refund, your money will be refunded less the Eventbrite booking fee -- which is 2.6% of the price of the event).ABOUT SENG MAHSeng Mah is the owner of Venture Photography Workshops and Tours, which he has been running since 2009 in Fremantle. He's a photographer, traveller, explorer and educator who has been teaching photography professionally for 10 years. His photographs have won awards and been exhibited in Australia and Internationally. Seng is the 2018 WA Professional Documentary Photographer of the Year, and the WA Professional Travel Photographer of the Year finalist in 2017, 2018 and 2019. He is also the recipient of the President's Award for Excellence in Photographic Judging 2020.

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