
Explore why the Nikon d3300 is an affordable, beginner-friendly camera that delivers incredible pictures and steps up from a point-and-shoot, a concise overview after the popular d3200.
Your Nikon camera takes amazing pictures and video, but chances are it set you back a few hundred bucks.
Stock Photography is a fun way to hone your photography skills and make some money while doing it.
This video is a trailer for my Passive Income & Stock Photography class. Definitely check it out if you want to use your photography skills to pay off your camera and ultimately create consistent passive income.
Explore the playback menu to delete photos, view current or all files, and customize image info, histograms, image review, rotation, slideshows, print order, and ratings.
Discover how the recent settings feature keeps your frequently used options, like white balance, at the front of the menu for quick access during shooting.
Learn how a histogram represents exposure and pixel distribution, guiding you to adjust aperture, shutter, or ISO to move toward a bell-shaped curve for proper exposure.
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Learn color correction prep for video using universal concepts in Adobe Premiere, turning bland, desaturated footage into a balanced image with neutral gray, skin-tone alignment, and scope and histogram adjustments.
Master the ins and outs of Nikon's latest DSLR, the D3300. With over 1 hour of lessons intuitively organized into 14 individual lectures, you will learn everything you need to know about the camera, giving you the confidence you need to use the camera with ease in any situation.
We will cover the following topics in this course:
Crash course in basic photography theory focusing on using aperture, shutter speed, and ISO to obtain proper exposure.
Camera body and button functions including the mode dial, pinwheel, and hidden record button.
Shooting Menu - features that affect the video capture process
Setup Menu
Retouching Menu
Playback Menu - features that affect the watching back of recorded material
Field tips including filmmakers' setup, how to read a histogram, and making the transition from photo to video.
This class focuses specifically on the camera and its features. We will cover buttons on the body of the camera as well as options in the camera's menu. This is not an intro to photography or video class.
That being said, a knowledge of basic photography principals is great to have, but not absolutely necessary to taking this course. It is important to note that this class is specific to the Nikon D series cameras.