We want to be fully transparent that while this is an incredibly in-depth resource, there are 2 photography-related topics that we intentionally decided to not teach to the fullest extent in this course so that it was the most efficient with your time and useful to the most photographers (no matter their camera brand or editing style). 1) This course is not a “how to use your every setting on your exact camera” tutorial. Yes, we will revisit & confirm that we are all on the same page about some basics like “the exposure triangle" and important focusing settings that are universal across all brands, but due to the number of camera brands out there, this course does not cover the “getting started” basics about how to use your exact model of camera. 2) This course is not a comprehensive tutorial on how to use Lightroom or how to make your own presets from scratch. Yes, we do share the post-processing techniques we use to elevate our work beyond using our presets (including advanced techniques like GIFS and double exposures) and we also share tips on how we adjust our presets to work better in difficult lighting situations, but this should not be considered a “how to edit from scratch” course. We specifically designed all of the information shared in the “Post-Production” section to be relevant to any photographer no matter their editing style or preferred workflow. Lastly, it should be known that this course does NOT directly teach about the business or marketing side of being a photographer. While so much of what is taught can be used to improve your business success in very tangible ways, if you are looking for a course about how to get better at SEO, Pinterest, Instagram, etc.—this course is not going to cover that, and you might want to look at The Elopement Photographer Course instead (which is a purely business & marketing course). We’re truly focusing on the ART of Adventure Weddings & Elopements with this course.