Digital Photography Introduction
Course Facts
- 1 day course
- Our Trainers are Authorised Professionals
- Live Online or Classroom-based
- Certificate of completion
- Maximum class size of 6 for scheduled courses
- Unlimited support after your course
- Courses at all levels: Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced and Masterclasses
Course Outline
- Features of the Digital Camera
- Exposure
- Digital Camera Files
- Using Flash lighting
- Available light
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Overview
To provide training in basic photographic techniques, including both creative and theoretical practices, using a combination of practical work and theory. This course is delivered by an ex-professional advertising photographer. Please bring your own camera along.
Important info for scheduled course delegates: cameras used for training must be DSLR or interchangeable lens-system cameras which allow for manual settings.
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Course Outline
Features of the Digital Camera
- Getting to know your camera
- What modes and programs to use
Exposure
- Aperture and shutter speeds and how they relate to different subjects
- Over and under exposure compensation
- Assessing a scene for correct exposure
Digital Camera Files
- What file size to use
- What is compression and how will it affect the image
Using Flash lighting
- Using flash to light a scene
- Using flash to add to the scenes existing lighting
Available light
- Making the most of the existing light
- White balance
- Light balance
- Back lighting
- Different lighting for different subjects
- Lighting interiors
- Lighting objects
Composition
- Composing various scenes for pleasing pictures
- Composing images for text overlay
- Various techniques to improve difficult scenes
- Making boring subjects interesting
- Backgrounds
- Framing and cropping