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Intro to Photography Series
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13 students

Intro to Photography Series

Master Exposure, Aperture, Shutter Speed, Depth of Field, ISO, and more!
Created byRachel Lincoln
Last updated 5/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Master Manual Mode on your DSLR camera
  • Understand Shutter Speed, Aperture, Depth of Field, and ISO - how they work together
  • Great for Mirrorless cameras too!
  • Intro to Composition Class coming soon!

Course content

6 sections39 lectures55m total length
  • Introduction0:23

    Welcome to your Intro to Photography Series! We'll cover your camera's semi-auto and full manual modes, starting with P-mode and working our way through Tv (or S), Av (or A), and M modes on your dial. I'm so glad you're here!

  • What is Exposure?0:56

    Learn about the Exposure Triangle, and how to control light and exposure in your camera.

  • What is the 0EV meter?2:15

    Learn how and when to use the 0EV meter and how it affects exposure in your images.

  • Intro to P Mode - Programmed Auto0:43

    Learn your camera's fundamental buttons, dials, and menus. Programmed Auto is a fun mode that allows you to change white balance, picture style, file size, black and white vs color, and other useful buttons and menu options.

  • Practice!0:20

    Hands-on practice with specific exercises to help you gain a deeper understanding of how your camera works. Become accustomed to changing settings and begin taking control of how your images turn out!

  • When do I use P-mode?0:42

    As a professional photographer, I have cameras and lenses of all shapes and sizes. Here's what I love to travel with when I'm shooting for fun!

  • Bracketing0:26

    Learn how to use bracketing, where to find the button on your camera/menu, and how it affects your images.

  • AF Modes - Autofocus and Manual Focus0:41

    How to change your focus mode, and when you should use manual focus vs auto focus.

  • White Balance2:59

    What is white balance?

    Where is it on your camera?

    When should you use it?

  • Picture Style2:24

    Exploring Picture Style in your menu.

  • File Size1:34

    Understanding the File Size menu on your camera, and how each option will affect your photos.

Requirements

  • Zero Experience Needed! Good for total beginners and amateurs needing a refresher course
  • DSLR or Mirrorless Camera with Manual Mode needed

Description

Experience a thought-provoking approach to learning photography! Rachel Lincoln has nearly two decades of experience teaching individuals and large group classes. Her Socratic teaching style helps you quickly understand and commit to memory the fundamental concepts of photographing and making a great photo. This class includes hands-on guided practice, the same effective exercises Rachel uses to teach her in-person students.


This class will take you from 0 to proficient in full manual mode on your camera, whether you're using a DSLR camera, a mirrorless camera, or a point-and-shoot with manual capabilities! Or, if you're a photography amateur and just need a refresher course on shutter speed and aperture, this is the class for you!


In just one hour you will learn how to expertly use your camera in full manual mode like a pro. This includes instructions for practicing and moving forward with your photography adventure!


After working in the photography industry for nearly 20 years, Rachel is an award-winning, international photographer whose work graces the covers of books and magazines, and fills the walls of travel photography aficionados. She has published an e-magazine ("Cherry Blossoms: from dawn til dusk) and a book on creative self-portraiture (available on Amazon Kindle).

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner Photographers hoping to understand Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, exposure, Depth of Field, and more!
  • You'll understand the exposure triangle, how to create motion blur and freeze action in photos, and precisely control your "background blur"