Video Tutorials

If you want to learn the art of processing your RAW files, then this is the course you need. Simple and easy to understand workflow to process the RAW files and finally finish it in photoshop.No prior knowledge in processing needed.

Canon DPP is an image management application for Canon RAW files. It is mainly used to process Canon's RAW formats, letting you get the vivid colours captured by your Canon cameras in a non destructive way. If you are a Canon users and looking to learn using it's free application, this is the course for you.

Capture NX-D is an image management application for Nikon files. It is mainly used to process Nikon's unique RAW (NEF/NRW) formats, letting you get the vivid colours captured by your Nikon cameras in a non destructive way. This means you can reprocess your images with out having to start from scratch.

Master the menu options of your Sony camera apart from customising it as per your requirement. Also learn to use the custom buttons - a very powerful feature for faster access of key settings.

What is better than a workshop at Panna Tiger Reserve. There can never be too much of a good thing, and we all agree, tigers are the best thing!! And photographing them along with the other commoners in the Panna meadows would be the best thing.

Advanced Bird Photography workshop at Bharatpur.

Capture NX-D is an image management application for Nikon files. It is mainly used to process Nikon's unique RAW (NEF/NRW) formats, letting you get the vivid colours captured by your Nikon cameras in a non destructive way. This means you can reprocess your images with out having to start from scratch.

What is better than a workshop at Panna Tiger Reserve. There can never be too much of a good thing, and we all agree, tigers are the best thing!! And photographing them along with the other commoners in the Panna meadows would be the best thing.

What is better than a workshop at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. There can never be too much of a good thing, and we all agree, tigers are the best thing!! And photographing them along with the other commoners in the Kanha meadows would be the best thing.