Learn how to drive the technology known as the modern camera. It simply comes down to aperture and shutter speed, as it has for over 150 years. After that, it is your choice of options on the camera's menu.
You bought the newest digital camera . Now learn all about the options and how to best use them.
"I was able to freeze frame an image of a moving cyclist. in the middle of twenty others shot on the amazing cobblestone steets of SoHo. Amazing!" Sandy L.
Basic Camera I
One Day Workshop $349
11:00 to 5:00pm
Semi-private - Maximum 3 students
This Basic Camera Course will teach you:
- About all the external settings on your camera body and lenses
- Explore your camera's internal menu and unlock each item one at a time
- Unlocking all the mysteries of your camera in the most simple and least confusing way
Part 1: We will cover the basics (and keep it simple):
- How to use your settings most effectively to accomplish any photo you want to take
- How to use your light meter & apply the simplest settings to see you through you any lighting situation
- Shooting on manual and when to go for your automatic options
- We'll do a set-up in the studio to apply what you are learning into practical knowledge
Lunch Break: During this break we'll go outside to apply additional practice to what you have learned.
These set-ups will help your new knowledge sink in .
Part II: The Results
- Analyze your photos to make sure you understand the morning lesson and answer any questions.
- We then cover all external buttons, switches & knobs & explain their design & function
- Learn the internal camera menu, options & settings & how to apply your educated choices
"Students have brought me cameras that were still in their boxes and they 'get it' by the time class is done." JA
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"Helped me make friends with my camera, So much hands-on here"
Deb M, TV producer on the Basic Camera Workshop.
Private Lessons Can Be Arranged for any course
After the lesson in our "Basic Camera Course " we taught Marisa how to blur photos in 2 different creative ways. She learned to use various camera speeds and a short focus technique with an ordinary lens.
For this photo she used the panning with the shutter method to capture her friend who is the bicyclist that is in focus.
Bicycle riders: ©Marisa Terranova