How to Learn photography techniques with DSLR Cameras?

 Tired of pulling your hair out trying to find out that new DSLR camera you just spent thousands of money  on by searching YouTube for instructional videos, or struggling to interpret user manual? The reality is that to make your camera deliver fanciful images every time you release the shutter, there are just a few simple techniques you need to know about taking photos and your camera.   

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The basic weekend photography courses will cut through the endless sea of photographic clutter and show you how to create stunning images using minimal equipment and techniques. Students who follow the simple techniques outlined in this course will walk away with spectacular images every time they head out to shoot.

This online Basic Photography course will take you from "know nothing about photography" to basic photographic mastery, so that you know to creates stunning photographs in just about any situation.

So here’s what you get with this course:

First, if you haven't done so already, you'll learn how to sort through the infinite camera options and select the one you need to walk away with the best images. Next you'll learn how to capture your first photograph using manual settings on your camera. From there we'll talk a little about how to select the right lens, given your photographic interests. At that point we'll dive in and really master revelation using manual settings so that your photographs are neither too dark nor too light, unless you want them to be. 

 

Then we'll really start to have fun by discovering the creative aspects of shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. From there we'll dive into how to arrange objects in your photo so that you keep the viewer engaged and don't create visually awkward photos. Finally, we'll play around with the different shades and qualities of light and discuss how to control those so that you can control light to purposefully alter the emotional impact of your shots.

So what are you waiting for? Sign up now and make with your camera actually deliver the results you were hoping to get!

 

Location: India

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