
This is an introductory video to the course.
In this video we will discuss the differences between the way a human eye and DSLR camera see the world.
Introduction to the Histogram Tool - very important!
In this clip we will start discussing different types of imagery in relation to the luminosity range. This video covers underexposed image and a relevant histogram.
In this clip we will take a look at a low key image and accompanying histogram.
In this clip we will focus our attention on an overexposed image and accompanying histogram.
In this clip we will analyse a high key image and accompanying histogram.
In this clip we will take a look at a low contrast photo and relevant histogram graph.
In this clip we will compare the results of correcting luminosity levels of a low contrast photo on a two different files: 8 bit and 16 bit file.
Introduction to the exposure triangle.
In this clip we will talk about the first of the three variables of exposure: the ISO.
In this clip we will talk about the second of the three variables of exposure: Shutter Speed.
In this video we will talk about the third variable of exposure: Aperture.
Exposure is one of the most fundamental ways you can use light to influence the impact and emotionality of your photos. In this hands-on course, you’ll gain a clear understanding of exposure's three variables: ISO, shutter speed and aperture. You’ll learn how to use the Exposure Triangle to fix a correct exposure and the Histogram tool to analyse your camera's meter readings during photoshoots and in post production. You’ll also explore several examples of Histograms for photos shot in different lighting conditions and learn how to intuitively analyse its data to improve your exposures. By the end of the course, you’ll have developed a solid foundation in understanding exposure’s principles to aid you on your artistic journey.
Sharpen Your Skills
Perfect Your Exposures With The Histogram Tool
Through in-depth explanations and engaging photo examples you’ll learn how to easily leverage the Histogram Tool’s accurate and detailed feedback to assess your exposure’s quality. It will also help you learn to easily differentiate between a “low-key” and an underexposed image, for purposeful, nuanced work.
Express Your Artistic Vision With Creative Exposure
The medium of photography uses a visual language. Every image you make communicates something - its colors, shapes and composition - every single element is interpreted by the viewer. Playing with light exposure helps bring your artistic ideas and signature style to life.