Nyip Reviews

I like NYI they don t pressure you on when you sign in or when you do your work however I do wish they would have more assignments with using the camera It would help a lot more

Good course lots of info and good video Exam are difficult not because of the content but the way questions are written lots of negative questions etc

New York Institute of Photography courseI like the course overall It has given me some good tips on how to improve myself as a professional Photographer I like the Tutor I had There has been one time when I was in disagreement with the content in the material I pointed it out but I was told No the data is correct I went to a photoshop that I have a good connection with and they stated No this is not correct It was a disappointment that my viewpoint was not taken into consideration I have also asked for help as English is a foreign language for me but I was referred to Google which normally makes texts even more confusing My course time ended and after a while I paid another course fee I was promised a new NYIP ID card but I did not get any yet I do not find where I ended off Maybe with some more computer programming it would be easier to see what I did and where I should continue Right now I am lost and don t know where to restart

It s an excellent course it s me who have no adequate time to involve fully as I am a busy doctor working I am happy with the learning process my family is happy

I did learn a lot but never did get the certificate saying I completed the course You can also find a lot of the same information on line so not sure if the was worth it

Just imbalance in the response time to the questions addressed to the tutors Some times quick at least in one case no answer But a great course and great Institute Recommended

Thanks for helping me gain knowledge in some areas that I was weak The only complaint I have is that the one and only time I reached out for some encouragement motivation I was sadly disappointed with the response which was little to none

The course was well designed but a little difficult to maneuver Loved the feedback from the instructors on projects that were submitted I had hoped that there was more interaction with the instructors but that is simply not possible

Before I enrolled at NYIP I have already some backgrounds with other genres of photography The one that was most discussed in Professional Photography Course was portraiture wedding and lighting Other genres were discussed in a pretty basic ways such as macro nature and landscape photography For those students who don t have any background I would say it s more challenging As this is a general course the percentage of the discussion should be fairly equal to benefit all students most especially those beginners in photography I finished my course within 5 months I studied did my projects in the morning and concentrate with my job in the afternoon till midnight NYIP online course was perfect for a busy individual like me During breaks at work I was still doing my reading I prefer printing my lessons and puts notes on it Anyhow after graduation that s the real challenge To which genre should I go Well you will find it as you go along with your passion Happy shooting

I m halfway through my second course with NYIP and found them both to be excellent in terms of content breadth and depth I particularly like the course interface as it s very easy to navigate and go back and review The tests at the end of each section are a great way to make sure the information has sunk in The required projects can be challenging but that is a good thing My ONLY criticism is that they use the American date system which for us Brits is confusing and I almost failed to complete the first course on time as I misread the date and thought I had far more time than I actually had Fortunately they send out reminders and follow up with students Silly mistake on my part but for a course that is international perhaps something as small as the date format should be more explicit Fortunately we were able to speed through the remainder of the course in time