
Understand framing, depth of field, and focus distance to control sharpness and background blur, using focal length, aperture, ISO, and shutter speed. Explore still life, portrait, landscape, and motion effects.
Master lighting management in photography by distinguishing natural and artificial light, using hard, soft, and diffused qualities, and directing ambient and other light to create volume and silhouettes.
Master shutter speed and ISO sensitivity to control exposure, freezing fast moments with high speeds and balancing noise by selecting the appropriate ISO for your sensor.
Master the exposure triangle in manual mode by balancing ISO, aperture, and shutter speed; adjust white balance, autofocus modes, exposure measurement types, and RAW capture.
Master semiautomatic shooting with P, TV, and AV modes, balancing ISO, shutter speed, and aperture, while adjusting white balance and exposure for well-exposed photographs.
Use av mode to adjust ISO and aperture, controlling depth of field while the camera auto-adjusts shutter speed, and preview exposure to balance underexposure and overexposure.
Experience the Canon EOS 90D's detachable touchscreen, top-panel readouts, and flexible exposure modes: manual, shutter priority, aperture priority, and intelligent auto, plus Kelvin white balance and ISO control.
Explore the different lens types—from fixed focal length to zoom, macro, fish-eye, and telephoto—and how focal length and depth of field influence portraits, landscapes, and close-ups.
learn to freeze motion in a bright scene using a fast shutter (about 500–600) in manual mode, with the diaphragm wide and taking series of photographs to catch the moment.
Learn portrait photography with story-focused lighting from two lights, precise exposure, and depth of field control using 50 millimeters f/1.8, manual focus, and measured settings.
Arrange a still life with a glass bottle and colorful fruits against a dark background; shoot in manual mode with center-weighted metering, ISO 800, 1/10 s.
Discover sweep photography by panning with a moving subject, using a slow shutter and burst shooting to keep the subject tack sharp while the background sweeps into motion.
Master backlight photography by placing the subject near the light to create silhouettes, then adjust ISO and shutter speed through the exposure triangle, using editing to balance lights and shadows.
Course Definition:
This is a photography course for those who want to learn the main concepts of photography, with practical application step by step using professional Reflex cameras.
In the first chapter, the course presents basic aspects of photography, such as framing, depth of field, sweep, still life, portrait and landscape. Additionally, the fundamentals of light management and white balance are presented.
The second chapter explains the exposure triangle and shows the different parts and components of a professional camera. In this case, two models are used: an EOS 500d Rebel T1i camera and a more modern EOS 90D camera; seeking to establish that the principles are the same despite the fact that the functionalities of the most modern equipment make it easier and more intuitive.
The explanations on these two cameras maintain a neutral focus, so that a user can understand how things are done and why, so that they can handle practically any camera model and brand.
#AulaGEO
What will the user learn?
Chapter 4 deals with the different objective lenses and Chapter 5 about the rules of photographic composition such as:
Rule of thirds
Centered
Curved lines and s curve
Horizon line
Diagonal lines
Symmetry
Converging lines
Natural framing
Vertical or horizontal
Get closer to the frame
Part of a whole
Tilt the plane
Point of view
Empty space
Shades
Contrast of colors
Selective focus
Importance of scale
Finally, chapter 6 develops practical exercises to apply what has been learned, taking pictures of moving car lights, portrait, still life, sweep and backlighting.
We hope you enjoy the course.