An online photography course where you’ll learn to see and take amazing photos with a mirrorless, DSLR or bridge camera.
**The good news is, you only need 5 camera controls to be a competent and confident photographer.**
Most photography courses concentrate on gear and tech, but cameras don’t take pictures! You take pictures and you are often overlooked in favour of the latest gadget or upgrade.
There are only 5 camera controls you need. This comprehensive photography course is specifically designed to make them effortless and easy to use and combine with creative ideas for all levels of photographer from beginner to advanced.
If you’ve been photographing for years but still have lingering doubts about any of these things, Masterclass will bring them together and replace confusion with clarity and confidence
If you’ve just got your first camera, you’ll have clarity from the start and confidence will quickly follow – you’ll shortcut years of trial and error
What Will You Learn?
You’ll see through my camera’s viewfinder in 95% of lessons so you can see the settings used live – as I explain and demonstrate…
How a camera works so you can creatively exploit it to the max
Menus and feature setups you need
Camera and kit you need – and what you don’t
Why manual settings are vital and how simple they are to use for creative eye catching photography
Why I chose camera settings for each image in the course
What auto modes do, how to control them and why they’re great
Why, when and how to argue with your camera’s recommended exposure
How to use hidden creative superpowers of shutter speed and aperture settings
How to compose beautiful photos and why you should break the ‘rules’
How exploit focal length (zoom) and bring a new dimension to your compositions
How to see and use qualities of light appropriately
The thought process behind settings, techniques, composition and light.
Everything above in real world situations
How to Be A Competent And Confident Photographer
Techniques:
Manual exposure settings
Semi auto exposure settings
Depth of field (it’s more than just apertures)
