Leica SL Camera Training
€500,00
This workshop is especially for Leica SL camera owners who want to maximize the potential of their Leica SL system through an intensive 6-hour coaching training. Master your Leica SL camera with the guidance of a Leica Akademie tutor.
EAN: 98765432113
Supplier code: 1003332113
Date : 7 August 2025 - Seats available: 10
Mastering Your Leica SL: Functions, Features & Photography Training
This workshop is tailored for Leica SL, SL2, and SL2-S owners who seek in-depth coaching on both their photography skills and technical understanding of their camera.The session begins with a 2-hour intensive technical deep dive, where you will learn every function of your camera—from exposure settings to autofocus modes and video capabilities. Following this, you will head out for a 4-hour hands-on photography experience, applying your new skills in real-world scenarios.
Topics Covered in the Workshop
- Electronic Viewfinder & LCD Screen Usage – Learn to utilize the high-resolution EVF and touchscreen for an optimized workflow.
- Autofocus & Manual Focus Mastery – Understand the different AF modes, when to use manual focus, and how to take advantage of focus peaking and magnification.
- Auto vs. Manual Exposure – Gain full control over your exposure settings, including advanced metering techniques.
- Leica SL Color Profiles & Image Processing – Learn how to use the camera’s different JPEG and RAW color profiles for the best results.
- Customizing the Leica SL System – Set up your function buttons, quick menu, and user profiles for a streamlined workflow.
- Lens Selection & Performance – Explore the advantages of SL lenses and how to adapt M, R, and L-mount lenses to expand your creative possibilities.
- Video Capabilities of the SL System – Discover how to optimize your SL for high-quality video recording, including log profiles and frame rate settings.
Practical Shooting Experience
After the technical session, you will take part in an immersive city photography experience. This hands-on training will refine your skills in composition, exposure control, and working with natural and artificial light. You’ll learn how to anticipate and capture dynamic moments, adapt to changing environments, and master the full potential of your Leica SL system. Whether you're new to the Leica SL system or looking to refine your expertise, this workshop will help you transform your camera into a powerful tool for creative expression.Language Information
- This workshop will be in Dutch, with English support available upon request.
Minimum participants requirement:
This workshop requires a minimum of 4 participants. If this number is not met, the workshop may be canceled, and you will receive a full refund.For more details, please refer to the Leica Akademie Nederland - Cancellation Policy & Terms.
Agenda
- 10:00 - 12:00 Theory and Leica technology.
- 13:00 - 13:45 Lunchbreak.
- 14:00 - 18:00 Hands-on photography experience through the city.
Location
Leica Store Amsterdam: Van Baerlestraat 74, 1071 BA AmsterdamQuestions
Mail: [email protected]Tutor / Photographer

Dominic Verhulst
Dominic Verhulst (born in 1964) is a Belgian photographer currently based in Berlin and Los Angeles. He studied photography for five years in Belgium and has participated in numerous international workshops. Over the course of his 38-year career, his primary focus has been architectural photography, reportage, and documentary photography for both corporate and editorial magazines. He worked as a photographer for The Financial Times (De Tijd – L’Echo) in Belgium and Los Angeles for ten years. His work has taken him to more than 80 countries worldwide. Since 2019, he has been teaching workshops in architectural, reportage, and documentary photography at the Leica Akademie in Germany. He is a member of the ID Photo Agency in Belgium, the Deutsche Presse Verband in Germany, and the foreign press centers of the U.S. Department of State in Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and New York.