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Beginner's Digital Photography - Part 2
472 students
What you'll learn
- Balance foregound and background light in their images
- Distinguish when to adjust ISO in low-light environments
- Manipulate the White Balance settings to ensure subject matter looks true-to-life in regards to color
- Be creative with using Flash indoors, outdoors, during the daytime, and at night
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Course content
5 sections • 8 lectures • 45m total length
Requirements
- A basic understanding of Aperture, Shutter Speed, and Exposure Compensation settings on their camera
- A DSLR or Mirrorless camera that allows the user to manually adjust Aperture & Shutter Speed
- A DSLR or Mirrorless camera that has a built-in flash OR an external flash that attaches to the camera
Description
In this follow-up to our Beginner Digital Photography class (which covers exposure, aperture and shutter speed), this class covers:
- how you can use ISO to take better pictures in low light environments
- how to use your flash so that your images look naturally lit instead of that awful “flash” look with overexposed subjects and bright backgrounds
- how you can use white balance to help you take better portraits
You WILL need a flash for this class. If your camera came with a built-in flash, that is sufficient. You are also welcome to use an external flash if you have one
Who this course is for:
- Students who have already completed our Beginner Course (for Canon, Nikon, or General cameras)
- Students who understand and are comfortable manipulating Aperture, Shutter Speed, and Exposure Compensation