Intermediate DSLR courses

Intense Foundation of Digital Photography – Level 2

Day class | 1 day | £139 / £119

 

intense foundation of digital photography course in central londonThursday 5 July 2012
10.30 – 17.00

Course ID: 120705F2
Limited to only 9 places *
Tutor: Liane Harris
£139 (£119 early-bird)

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Course description

This intense photography course is a logic follow on from our level one foundation course. Aimed at intermediates who own a Digital SLR camera and want to step it up a level.

The course is set in a classroom environment and participants are taught theory, which is supported by practical exercises both indoors and outdoors.

Participants will be taught about exposure in more depth, exploring histograms as well as maximizing the capacity of the lens and utilizing white balance.

The group will learn about different lenses, as well as the differences and benefits of each. You will cover focal length, wide angle and telephoto.

The class will finally discuss image processing and the best options for post production.

 

Course Content:

  • RAW vs JPEG
  • Image quality
  • Lenses
  • Focal length
  • Prime / fixed lenses
  • Lens impact on depth of field
  • White balance (W.B.)
  • Histograms
  • Tonal range
  • Bit depth
  • Digital noise
  • In – depth histograms
  • The sensor, sensor sizes and covering area
  • Advanced exercises exploring the Aperture & Shutter speed
  • Discussing the purpose of Photoshop and post-production

  • Requirements: Digital SLR Camera & and prior knowledge equivalent to the level one version of this course.



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