Photography   

In this course, we will review some topics from Introduction to Digital Photography and address any questions you may have. We will discuss Portrait and Landscape mode and how they are used when talking a photo. Using an on-camera and off- camera flash. We will talk about the benefits of shooting in RAW vs JPEG and why it is important to understand both formats. We will cover photo file management and why it is important in digital photography. We will talk about Lightroom and Photograph and alternatives. 

The second part of the class you will participate in a class project, taking portraits of each other to get the best image possible. You will learn about landscape photography and working with a tripod when shooting portraits and landscapes. And, finally the best way of taking photos of family members and animals.

Requirements: You have taken Introduction to Digital Photography, or you have a strong understanding of how to operate your camera. Pen and paper are suggested. Bring a functioning camera with a charged battery and a flash card. Bring a tripod, if you have one.

This course is designed for individuals that are new to digital photography. You will learn about what a RAW and JPEG file are and how they relate to digital images (photos). We will learn what Aperture, Shutter Speed, Manual Mode, and automatic settings, and how they are used. You will be introduced to Color Space, White Balance, and some of the settings on your camera.

We will cover photo editing programs like Lightroom and Photoshop and how they are integrated in the retouching of digital photographs. We will talk about how to display your images and see examples of photo book making with your photographs. We will talk about Telephoto and Prime lens. Types of photographs; Portraits, Landscapes, and wildlife. Lastly, Facebook, Instagram, Shutterbug, Zenfolio, and iPhone will be discussed.

Requirements:

Bring a digital camera in good working order with a charged battery and a CF Flash Card in the camera. Bring your camera manual, pen and paper and a willingness to begin a great journey in digital photography. And finally, you should be familiar with how to use a computer and be able to create a folder on your computer.