Beginner’s Digital Photography – Part 2
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What you’ll learn
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Balance foregound and background light in their images
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Distinguish when to adjust ISO in low-light environments
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Manipulate the White Balance settings to ensure subject matter looks true-to-life in regards to color
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Be creative with using Flash indoors, outdoors, during the daytime, and at night
In this follow-up to our Beginner Digital Photography class (which covers exposure, aperture and shutter speed), this class covers:
– how you can use ISO to take better pictures in low light environments
– how to use your flash so that your images look naturally lit instead of that awful “flash” look with overexposed subjects and bright backgrounds
– how you can use white balance to help you take better portraits
You WILL need a flash for this class. If your camera came with a built-in flash, that is sufficient. You are also welcome to use an external flash if you have one
Who this course is for:
- Students who have already completed our Beginner Course (for Canon, Nikon, or General cameras)
- Students who understand and are comfortable manipulating Aperture, Shutter Speed, and Exposure Compensation
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Beginner’s Digital Photography – Part 2
Original price was: $29.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
Gerzayn Fuentes –
Me gustó mucho. Aún y cuando ya había “jugado” con cada uno de los modos de la cámara, el curso me ayudó a entender de fondo para qué sirve cada modo, cómo y cuándo poder usarlos. De igual forma me gustó mucho la explicación detallada las relaciones que hay entre la exposición, la apertura, tiempo y el ISO para mejorar mis fotos.
Kim Popkey –
really clear description, fast moving enough to keep it interesting but not too fast that I feel confused or lost. I like the analogies and actual use of photos to show examples.
Karen Gantt –
After taking the basic course for Nikon DSLR and loving it, I definitely was looking forward to taking the Part II of their basics. I was NOT disappointed. The course, exercises, and instructor exceeded all expectations. Additionally, the practical exercises helped clarify and reinforce the material taught. I hope to apply the information in Parts I and II, stop relying on Auto modes, and project my amateur photos to the next level.
Shannon Berge –
The beginning was a little confusing at first, I was not clear on whether to have the lens on auto focus or on manual. I feel I need to watch the ISO one more time, but started to understand better towards the end of the course.
Rose Schwartz –
yes, I love the simplicity of the instructor easy to understand now to practice. I did not give a five star as the instructor at times was not looking to the students but off to the side, I found that distracting. The information was easy to grasp for that I give you a 10.
Peg Harrington –
The very last section was very frustrating—the bit about using flash in the dark. But the rest was very accessible and helpful.
Don Fell –
I loved the beginner course with JP and learned a lot that really helped to make me more confidant using my camera and picking the right settings for what I wanted. I can already tell I’m going to have a similar result with this course.
Edwina M Schulman –
The first class showed photos of different aperture settings and shutter speeds and had the student take a photo and comparing the results with his photos. In this class there are not enough example photos to compare with the ones I took. Also prefer JP’s presentation skills.
Jurane Talam –
Concepts were a little more complex during this but it is an intermediate course. I thought that they were explained well and the example photos were well chosen. She thoroughly explained each concept, which was very nice. The only difficulty I had was trying to figure out how to get to the flash exposure compensation feature. Thank y’all for this awesome course.
Erin Braxton –
Loving this training. After the first class, this is really helping me to understand ISO.
Cathy Audia –
I like the lady giving the lecture. She is well-spoken, clear and informative in a non condisending or intimidating manner (in which I have noticed some photographers are). I am taking the course specifically to learn about lighting so it is a little begginerish for me so far but I still learned a couple of things in the first section about ISO.
Fidelina Cruz Bridwell –
I finished the course but it does not show that i finished . So please correct that problem. Was not able to get my certificate.