Digital Photography Workshop for Beginners - Guelph
Here's what you will learn:
Explore the rich tapestry of the camera's evolution, from its humble beginnings to modern marvels. Delve into the mechanics of how the camera captures light and transforms it into images that speak volumes. Understand the nuances between full-frame and cropped sensors, and how they influence your photographic vision.
Unlock the potential of RAW and JPG formats, each offering unique advantages in preserving image data and flexibility in post-processing. Deliberate over the timeless debate of black and white versus colour, and discover the magic of white balance in achieving true-to-life hues.
Master the pillars of exposure: ISO, aperture, and shutter speed, learning to make creatively correct exposures. Explore various metering types and the art of exposure compensation, empowering you to seize control over your photographic narrative.
Immerse yourself in the world of lenses, from wide-angle wonders to telephoto treasures, each offering a distinct perspective to enrich your compositions. Unearth the secrets of composition basics, where every frame becomes a canvas waiting to be adorned with your artistic sensibilities.
Navigate the diverse terrain of lighting conditions, from the soft glow of golden hour to the stark contrasts of midday sun, armed with techniques to adapt and excel in any setting. Embark on a journey of discovery and mastery, where the artistry of photography meets the science of light.
What should I expect?
How long is it?
This is an 16 hour workshop that is either broken down into 2 full days (8hrs/day) or spread out over 4 days of 4 hours each.
Do we get hands on?
Yes!! While there is a lot of theory involved, there will be plenty of hands on practice, with your instructor as well as in a group. over 70% of this workshop is hands on.
What if we get hungry?
For workshops that are scheduled for 2 full days, lunch and drink will be provided along with coffee and donuts in the morning.
What about afterwards?
This workshop is the stepping stone to getting you acclimatized to your camera and ready to take on more advanced workshops. Whether its for studio work or on location portraits.