Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 41 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- How the Camera Sensor Works.Understanding how images are created in your camera is important to understanding how the final image may appear.3
- FocusLearn to use the different focus modes available in your camera.5
- ExposureThe goal of exposure is to accurately render the tonal values of the scene you are photographing.7
- Camera Controls -Exposure ModesIn addition to rendering the correct tonal values in an image the tools that we use to control the exposure (ISO, aperture and shutter speed) have an impact on the final image. We can use these tools to improve the quality of the image, control depth-of-field and to freeze or blur motion.9
- Advanced Camera Settings10
- 5.1White Balance5 Minutes
- 5.2White Balance Exercises15 Minutes
- 5.3Picture Style/Control/Creative Style5 Minutes
- 5.4Picture Style/Control/Creative Style Exercises
- 5.5Light Meter
- 5.6Light Meter Exercises20 Minutes
- 5.7Histograms5 Minutes
- 5.8Histogram Exercises15 Minutes
- 5.9Exposure Compensation
- 5.10Exposure Compensation Exercises
- CompositionPhotographic composition is the pleasing arrangement of subject matter elements within the picture area.7
Framing
Framing your subject in a doorway, window, branches or other available element is another
way to center your viewer’s attention on the subject and create balance.
