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Assignment entries for this chapter
- 1.1 Photography 101 Trailer 8M 7S
- 1.2 The Workshop Format
- 1.3 The Camera Is Simply a Tool
- 1.4 How Does a Camera Work? 12M 13S
- 1.5 How to Adjust Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO
- 1.6 Exposure Triangle 13M 13S
- 1.7 Exercise: Practice Adjusting Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO
- 1.8 What is a Stop of Light? 6M 53S
- 1.9 Reading Exposure via the Histogram
- 1.10 Blown Highlights or Clipped Details
- 1.11 6 Tips to Understanding White Balance and Color Temperature 24M 1S
- 1.12 Assignment: Histogram and Highlight Alert Practice
- 1.13 Assignment: Mixed Lighting
- 1.14 Quiz on Chapter 1: Basic Photography Concepts
- 2.1 No Such Thing as the Correct Exposure 6M 34S
- 2.2 How to Measure or Meter Light
- 2.3 8 Key Points to Understanding ISO and Image Quality 0S
- 2.4 Exercise | Understanding ISO
- 2.5 Understanding the 3 Primary Metering Modes 12M 18S
- 2.6 How to Get Perfect Exposures in One Shot 7M 14S
- 2.7 Assignment: Portrait Using Spot Metering
- 2.8 Equivalent Exposure but Different Images
- 2.9 Compensating for Light and Dark Scenes
- 2.10 Quiz on Chapter 2: Understanding Exposure
- 3.1 Starting with Automated Modes
- 3.2 Auto Mode and Flash-Off Mode
- 3.3 Exercise: From Auto Modes to Manual
- 3.4 Portrait Mode on a Fashion Shoot
- 3.5 Assignment: Outdoor Back-lit Portrait
- 3.6 Landscape Mode on the Beach 8M 4S
- 3.7 Assignment: Long Exposure
- 3.8 Sports or Action Mode
- 3.9 Assignment | Sports or Action Shot
- 3.10 Macro Mode with Food Photography
- 3.11 Assignment | Food Photography
- 3.12 Creative Effects Mode – Floral Photography
- 3.13 Exercise | Creative Auto Modes
- 3.14 In-Camera Processing
- 3.15 Exercise | Pictures Styles and Picture Controls
- 3.16 A Glimpse Into RAW Processing
- 3.17 Quiz on Chapter 3: From Auto Modes to Manual
- 4.1 AI Servo with Action Shots 6M 8S
- 4.2 15 Tips For When You're Having Trouble Focusing Your Camera 15M 16S
- 4.3 3 Primary Types of Autofocus
- 4.4 Single Shot with Portrait Session
- 4.5 Assignment: One Shot Focusing Mode for a Sharp Portrait
- 4.6 Single Shot with Action Shots
- 4.7 Assignment | Focusing on Moving Objects
- 4.8 Focus Recomposing vs. AF Point Selection
- 4.9 Assignment | Focus Recomposing and AF Selection
- 4.10 Shutter Speed and the Reciprocal Rule 7M 20S
- 4.11 How to Hold a Camera and Panning Tutorial 10M 59S
- 4.12 Assignment | Panning
- 4.13 Quiz on Chapter 4: Sharp Images and Focusing Techniques
- 5.1 How to Find the Right Light Direction 11M 39S
- 5.2 What Makes a Great Photograph
- 5.3 How to Capture Candid Moments 7M 29S
- 5.4 Assignment | Candid Moments
- 5.5 Assignment | Flattering Cast Natural Light
- 5.6 5 Basic Compositional Theories
- 5.7 Assignment | Symmetry
- 5.8 Assignment | Leading Lines
- 5.9 Assignment | Rule of Thirds
- 5.10 Assignment | Triangles and Geometry
- 5.11 Assignment | Negative Space
- 5.12 The Power of Cropping 10M 35S
- 5.13 Color Schemes
- 5.14 Assignment | Color Schemes
- 5.15 Diving into the Narrative
- 5.16 Assignment | The Narrative
- 5.17 If It’s Not Working With, It’s Probably Working Against
- 5.18 Quiz on Chapter 5: Composition Artistry and Creating Great Images
- 6.1 10 Tips on Buying Gear 11M 28S
- 6.2 More About Your Camera and Lenses
- 6.3 Understanding Megapixels
- 6.4 Crop vs. Full Frame Cameras
- 6.5 Crop vs. Full Frame Cameras Demonstration
- 6.6 Prime vs. Zoom Lens
- 6.7 How the Lens Affects Composition
- 6.8 Exercise | Lens Compression
- 6.9 RAW vs. JPEG | The Ultimate Visual Guide
- 6.10 5 Tips on Memory Cards
- 6.11 Quiz on Chapter 6: Learning More About Your Camera
Total Course Run Time 6H 30M 21S
Course Progression
Tutorials Completed 0 / 54
Quizzes Completed 0 / 6
Assignment Completed 26 / 26
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Nrimarriage bureau
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ken koi
Great article. This is exactly what I’ve been looking for bouncing balls , red ball
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Stephania CamposIs this course good for me if I have a sony a6300?????
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Christopher LinAbsolutely! The fundamentals of photography are universal. Also, Every function and feature I can think of on Nikon and Canon cameras exist on Sony cameras as well.
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Yafete Yemuru
I agree. I also have a Sony mirrorless. It would be nice to see these more in action.
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Megan AlvarezI am a Sony mirrorless shooter and most of the settings (types of metering, drive modes, etc) in the videos demonstrated on a Canon or Nikon were easy to correlate with the settings for my camera but it would be nice to see a few of the shoots done with a Sony camera and lenses to see how they perform in professional shoots.
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Great article. This is exactly what I’ve been looking for bouncing balls , red ball
Is this course good for me if I have a sony a6300?????
Absolutely! The fundamentals of photography are universal. Also, Every function and feature I can think of on Nikon and Canon cameras exist on Sony cameras as well.
I agree. I also have a Sony mirrorless. It would be nice to see these more in action.
I am a Sony mirrorless shooter and most of the settings (types of metering, drive modes, etc) in the videos demonstrated on a Canon or Nikon were easy to correlate with the settings for my camera but it would be nice to see a few of the shoots done with a Sony camera and lenses to see how they perform in professional shoots.