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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Overread" data-source="post: 1469928" data-attributes="member: 68571">Thanks both - I will check out that website and book Claymore!As for the courses I have seen that one and a few others which operate on similar setups (weekend with a "pro" at a few £100) and my problem is that whilst they are a nice introduction and some let you play with some expensive and rarer gear - at the end of the day its still only an introduction and I just feel that I can get as much spending a few hours in a big video camera store and playing with a camera over a few days. I have not passed them up but I am trying to find ones that are more geared towards teaching and which show an interest in following things through after the intro days. (of course this is if I cannot get onto a degree course)</blockquote>