Mastering Manual Mode
This is a comprehensive intermediate course on digital photography for all Photographers. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their photography skills. If you are new to digital S.L.R. camera or having difficulties getting that shot that you want, this is a must take class.
* Finding your lens’ “Sweet Spot”
* Using Peter Gatt’s Shutter Speed Formula
* Camera Metering
* Ansel Adam Zone System
* External Metering
* Using a Grey Card for Correct Exposure
* Balance Fill Flash
Prerequisites: Must be comfortable with the camera features
Equipment: Camera, Lenses, Tripod, Memory Card, Fresh Batteries
Why should I Use Manual Mode?
Why would I use manual mode when my camera is state of art??
Shouldn’t it be smart enough to take great pictures without me?
“No!” Cameras are not smart enough to take great pictures all on their own ALL the time.
The truth is that your camera can get tricked really easily. Your camera doesn’t have a brain. It doesn’t know what to exposure for unless you tell it.
When learning how to shoot in manual mode you need to know and understand the “exposure triangle”. This is made up of your aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
(This Class is for Advance to Emerging Professional Photographers)
Cost: $ 10.00 - plus H.S.T.
Class size: Minimum 1 Students
Class size: Maximum 20 Students
1-1.5 hours long
1 Class
Prerequisite for this class:
Photo 201 or equivalent knowledge
What to Bring:
• Pen and Paper
