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This class is designed for people using a digital SLR camera for the first time. Camera menu options and features common to most brands are covered. Class topics include: Basic Equipment Deleting and Formatting Focus and Drive Modes Photography Terminology Introduction to Exposure Modes Using Your Flash Composition Please bring your camera to the seminar. NOTE: This class does not cover any computer related issues.
Find out more »This class builds upon the topics covered in our Digital SLR 1 class. We highly recommend that customers attend the Digital SLR 1 class first. Class topics include: Lens Compression White Balance Photographic Terminology Components of Depth of Field Flash Photography Exposure Compensation Understanding Histograms Rule of Thirds
Find out more »This class builds upon the topics covered in our DSLR 1 and 2 classes. We highly recommend that customers attend both DSLR 1 and 2 classes first. Class topics include: Characteristics of Light Seven Essential Camera Settings More Metering Complimentary Exposures "Hands On" Shooting in Full Manual It is very important to bring your camera to the seminar. NOTE: This class does not cover any computer related issues.
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Get your micro-brew on with National Camera & Panasonic for an exclusive tour of the Surly brewery! Learn how to capture compelling compositions and dramatic light settings inside Minnesota’s own Surly Brew House. Limited Panasonic gear will be available to try out, but make sure to bring your camera & SD card! Admission includes a collectible glass + one beer. Informal seminar starts at 6pm, brewery tour starts at 7pm.
Find out more »This class focuses on how to use various features of most point and shoot digital cameras to take great photographs. Camera menu options and features common to most brands are covered along with compositional techniques to improve your photography. Topics include: Digital Terminology Camera and Memory Care Quality Settings Menu Options In-Camera Editing How to Focus Properly Flash and Lighting Options NOTE: This class does not cover any computer related issues.
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This class will cover all the basic manipulations to improve your images: brightness and contrast, hue and saturation, changing color to black and white, color variations, fixing red-eyes, adding text, re-sizing, sharpening, selection and other key tools. In the second half of the class we will demonstrate these tools and techniques through a series of tutorials. This is a seminar based class, no computer needed to attend.
Find out more »You don’t have to put your camera down when the sun goes down. Experience the fun of the city skyline at night through your camera lens. In this 2 part evening class, we’ll discuss how easy it is to capture stunning images at night, the equipment needed and post-processing effects. Taking what you learned, the night will conclude with a “hands on” adventure photographing the Minneapolis skyline. Equipment to Bring Camera – DSLR/Mirrorless is recommended or a camera that has…
Find out more »This class is designed for people using a digital SLR camera for the first time. Camera menu options and features common to most brands are covered. Class topics include: Basic Equipment Deleting and Formatting Focus and Drive Modes Photography Terminology Introduction to Exposure Modes Using Your Flash Composition Please bring your camera to the seminar. NOTE: This class does not cover any computer related issues.
Find out more »This class is designed for people using a digital SLR camera for the first time. Camera menu options and features common to most brands are covered. Class topics include: Basic Equipment Deleting and Formatting Focus and Drive Modes Photography Terminology Introduction to Exposure Modes Using Your Flash Composition Please bring your camera to the seminar. NOTE: This class does not cover any computer related issues.
Find out more »This class focuses on how to use various features of most point and shoot digital cameras to take great photographs. Camera menu options and features common to most brands are covered along with compositional techniques to improve your photography. Topics include: Digital Terminology Camera and Memory Care Quality Settings Menu Options In-Camera Editing How to Focus Properly Flash and Lighting Options NOTE: This class does not cover any computer related issues.
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