New or revisiting digital interchangeable camera owners should find this 4-class series useful in learning camera settings and how to apply them in real world situations and to come away with more polished images. RSVP here for the 4 classes which will include a Q&A opportunity at the end. Course descriptions below- participants will be emailed a video of each presentation to review. $39.95 per person includes all four sessions.
Wednesday, September 17 at 7:00 PM:
First things to practice. Review of basic compositional rules and considerations, exposure to shutter and aperture priority modes, and using exposure compensation.
Wednesday, September 24 at 7:00 PM:
Shutter settings. The how and why of setting your own shutter will be reviewed with examples of high, medium and slow speed creative controls you can get via shutter priority.
Wednesday, October 1 at 7:00 PM:
Aperture settings. Why photographers use aperture priority to control depth of field for creative affect. What kinds of apertures are usually used for portraits, close ups or depth of field. Examples reviewed of aperture priority in action for this important creative control.
Wednesday, October 8 at 7:00 PM:
Manual overrides. Knowing the how and why of manual exposure, color balance, and focus can help you become a better photographer. We'll review the steps to being comfortable using these settings and how to recognize conditions when one or another is best used.
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Presenter Jess Thompson has been teaching the practical craft of photography for over 25 years. In the past he'd shot weddings, corporate events, portraits for display and publication and yearbook sport-action. You can find him most days on the floor at Milford Photo.
