Language: English (US)

Photography course. How to understand and get the most out of your camera. Learning photography from the ground up.

https://www.udemy.com/course/photography-basics-of-photography-for-beginners-camera-photo/

Who is this photography course for?

- Your family and friends tell you that you have a good eye and you should develop in photography. However, you won't do with your phone what you do with a camera.

- You already have your dream camera, but what you get is of poor quality: dark and blurry. You wonder why you spent so much money when your phone takes better pictures?

- An important occasion is approaching, such as a wedding or your dream vacation. A phone will not take as good pictures in difficult lighting conditions as a camera.

- A baby has arrived in your family and you want to document every moment of its life. You rely on the good quality that a DSLR or mirrorless camera gives you.

What specifically will you learn?

- Master the main and most important parameters of the camera. Understand the camera.

- Avoid mistakes related to the use of shutter speed and aperture.

- Master such photographic subjects as portrait, landscape.

- Use depth of field correctly, blur the background if necessary and show everything in focus if needed.

- Make more informed purchases when it comes to photographic equipment.

Course description

The training is designed for very beginners. The language used is simple and blunt. The issues are illustrated with hundreds of examples: photos, infographics, video breakthroughs. The pace of the course is very slow at the beginning, to accelerate a bit in the middle and definitely increase at the end.

The course consists of short lectures interspersed with exercises on basic topics. The last two lessons are extended instruction, rich in educational resources, where I show how to take a good portrait and landscape.

What kind of camera do I need?

For the most effective learning in the course, you should have a camera with PASM shooting modes. These modes are located most often on the camera body dial or in the menu. If you can't find them, look at the camera's technical specifications (equipment parameters table) in the manual or ask the dealer from whom the equipment was purchased. The model and brand of the camera does not matter. What matters is the ability to set the camera's parameters manually or semi-automatically.

What first: buying a camera or a course?

If you buy a camera, then you can learn on a course on your own equipment. If you decide to buy the course first, the camera purchase will certainly be more deliberate. In addition to these issues, consider the size of the expenditure. Buying a course is an expense of about a dozen dollars. For a basic camera, you need to spend 50 times as much, or several hundred dollars. This means that by investing about 2% of the value of the camera, you will better allocate a significant amount of money and the purchase will be more successful.

Free e-book

The course includes a 52-page e-book - a downloadable cheat sheet with the messages you send in a nutshell.

Change your photographic life for the better.

You are invited by Szymon Zdunczyk!

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