Become a Better Photographer – Part II

Take your photography skills to the next level with “Become a Better Photographer – Part II.” This comprehensive course builds upon the fundamentals covered in Part I and delves into more advanced techniques and settings to enhance your photographic abilities. Gain a deeper understanding of exposure through the Exposure Triangle, mastering the interplay between aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings. Discover how to utilize exposure compensation to achieve the desired brightness or darkness in your subjects. Explore depth of field and learn how to creatively control it for captivating images.

Unlock the power of manual exposure mode and manual/auto ISO for greater control over your photography. Learn to analyze histograms to optimize exposure and overcome challenging lighting situations using exposure bracketing and HDR techniques. Sharpen your focusing skills with practical tips for achieving tack-sharp images, whether capturing stationary or moving subjects. Unleash your creativity by exploring the creative use of shutter speed and mastering camera and lens settings for stunning portraits and church interiors.

Embark on a journey through landscape photography, from understanding camera settings to using filters and capturing breathtaking scenes. Gain insights into image quality considerations such as RAW vs. JPG formats and white balance adjustments. Expand your knowledge of flash photography and discover how to use fill flash effectively to enhance your portraits. Supplementary documents provide valuable resources, including camera settings FAQs, workflow guidelines, and ISO noise examples. By the end of this course, you will have honed your photography skills, developed a creative vision, and gained the confidence to tackle various real-world scenarios. Take the next step in your photographic journey and become a better photographer with Part II of this comprehensive course.

What Will You Learn?

• The fundamentals of exposure, including the Exposure Triangle and the role of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings.
• How to use exposure compensation to adjust brightness or darkness in your images.
• Advanced features and settings, such as depth of field, aperture vs. shutter speed priority, and exposure metering modes.
• The benefits of shooting in manual exposure mode and using manual/auto ISO for greater control.
• Techniques for achieving tack-sharp focus, including tips for stationary subjects and continuous focusing for moving subjects.
• Creative applications of shutter speed, such as capturing the motion of cyclists and running water.
• Camera and lens settings for capturing stunning portraits and optimal exposure settings for shooting church interiors.
• Landscape photography essentials, including camera settings, working with filters, and capturing breathtaking landscapes.
• Understanding image quality considerations, including the differences between RAW and JPG formats and the importance of white balance adjustments.
• Flash photography techniques, including basic camera settings, maximum sync speed, and utilizing fill flash for portrait enhancement.

Who Should Take The Course?