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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 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 note that you will not be using your camera during this class, however you are welcome to bring it. Also, this class does not cover any computer related issues.
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In this introductory seminar, part one of two, we explore the Library Module and process of importing and exporting images within the software. We recommend taking this class before enrolling in Adobe Lightroom: Developing. Topics include: Importing Images Key Wording Images Rating and Ranking Images Building Collections and Smart Collections Exporting Images from the Software Please note, the Lightroom seminars covers Lightroom CC Classic and previous versions of Lightroom.
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Zoo Photography with Sony Join Sony Tech Rep Ashley Ondricek to learn the tricks and techniques to get better images at your local zoo. Class topics include lens selection, composition, essential camera settings along with tips and tricks for overcoming exhibit barriers.
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In this class you will learn how to take control of your flash and learn simple manual operation. Class concludes with some hands on operation and time to tryout different flash modifiers. Terminology Automatic versus Manual Exposure Flash Power and Exposure Comp Modifiers and Shaping Light Exposure Triangle for Flash Please bring your camera and flash to the seminar. NOTE: We recommend taking Digital SLR 1, 2 and 3 or being comfortable with manual exposure before attending this class.
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Seminar and Hands On Participation In this class we will cover all the basic equipment used in studio (hot and cool lights, reflectors, umbrellas, soft boxes, hand held meters, and more). Lighting ratios and posing techniques will also be discussed. **There is a hands on portion at the end of the seminar, please bring your camera to participate.** NOTICE: This class is not for novice photographers. Students should have a firm understanding of the basic principles of photography before attending.…
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Macro: Beyond Flowers with Nikon Have you ever noticed a small detail portion of something? When most people think macro, they think of flowers. We will look at technologies, shooting tips and techniques within the your camera and various NIKKOR lenses to help you improve your close up photos. This seminar will show you how to maximize your close up capabilities and make beautiful macro images.
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Audio Techniques Taught by RØDE Microphone’s own Sean Herrera Audio is the most challenging aspect in the film industry. What microphone should I use when I ______. Don’t worry, Sean Herrera will be on hand to discuss all aspects from dB, Signal to noise ratio, Gain, etc. We will briefly touch on terms and why they are needed. More importantly, this class will give proper techniques, tips and tell you what is the best microphone for the scenario you catch…
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Portrait Light Painting with Olympus You've shot portraits and you've light painted, but have you tried combining them? Matt Walsh from Olympus will show you how to take portraits in a fun new way, made easy on Olympus cameras! Don't have Olympus? No problem - the basic idea will work on your camera with a little extra work. Join us for a fun session, and leave with a new technique in your tool bag! This is a hands on workshop! …
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Tamron: Travel and Storytelling Travel and Storytelling go hand in hand. Because no matter the place you go, mode of transportation, or style of travel, you always return home with a story. I believe, the allure of travel for most photographers is rooted in this newness of a place, calling us to capture that adventure through our cameras. During this travel and storytelling seminar, we will discuss how to build a photograph with our composition while being sure we know…
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