Nafa part time photography course

[Ralf Winston]

http://www.nafa.edu.sg/courses/degree/photography

Any comments ? thinking of joining for fun. quite good value for money but not sure about the quality of the instructors.

http://www.objectifs.com.sg/

the above at arab street also holds photography workshops.

wonder which is good . anybody has any experience ?

 

[eleveninth]

http://www.nafa.edu.sg/courses/degree/photography

Any comments ? thinking of joining for fun. quite good value for money but not sure about the quality of the instructors.

http://www.objectifs.com.sg/

the above at arab street also holds photography workshops.

wonder which is good . anybody has any experience ?

waste of money. my honest opinion. Unless you're the type that need to attend workshop / classes to learn then go ahead.

 

[Octarine]

http://www.nafa.edu.sg/courses/degree/photography
Any comments ? thinking of joining for fun. quite good value for money but not sure about the quality of the instructors.
http://www.objectifs.com.sg/
the above at arab street also holds photography workshops.
wonder which is good . anybody has any experience ?

A friend of mine attended objectifs years ago. She was very happy. Course even included prints and showcasing of pictures.
I can't comment myself since I haven't attended their workshops.

 

[G-man]

One either invests time to learn, or invests money to accelerate the learning process. So depending on which you can afford, you make the decision.

I know for a fact that NAFA course includes both digital as well as darkroom techniques. And it's definitely more commercial based. Not sure about Objectifs to be honest.

 

[xjosephtbr]

What about ntu photography and digital imaging? Any advice or should i just stay in the cg industry xP

 

[kandinsky]

http://www.nafa.edu.sg/courses/degree/photography

Any comments ? thinking of joining for fun. quite good value for money but not sure about the quality of the instructors.

http://www.objectifs.com.sg/

the above at arab street also holds photography workshops.

wonder which is good . anybody has any experience ?

Nothing beats visiting both in person. Call the admissions office in advance and ask if you can have a chat with any of the instructors or arrange to take a tour of the facilities. I'm not sure if they'll entertain you as much vs the amount of effort they put to draw full-time students, but it's your hard-earned money, worth a shot.

 

[Ralf Winston]

What about ntu photography and digital imaging? Any advice or should i just stay in the cg industry xP

this one xiong man.....4 year course....