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Our early 2010 photo course schedule:
Digital 101 - "I've got my digital camera, what do I do
next?" one 2-hour session
The basic class for new users,
primarily of point and shoot digital cameras. In one
comfortable 2-hour class you’ll learn:
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How
to hold the camera
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Posing techniques
to turn snapshots into portraits
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Better close up photos
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Sports and theater shots
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Saving photos on your computer
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Best
settings and how to make them on your camera
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Long
term storage.
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Care
for your camera
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Accessories
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And
much, much more
Schedule of classes
Tuition $39, $20 for spouse attending same session
Register online
Digital 201 - getting the most from your
advanced digital camera …
 We'll
teach you how to use your Canon Digital Rebel XSi,
Nikon D3000, Pentax
K200D or similar interchangeable lens SLR camera*.
Introduces you to the Digital
Single Lens Reflex (DSLR)
·
Lenses
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F stops &
Shutter Speed
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Action &
ISO
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Depth of
Field
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Better
flash
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Available
light photography
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Action
photography
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RAW
images and file types
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Accessory
or necessity? What goes into the gadget
bag to complete your kit.
Tuition $59 per person. Class size limited to 8 students.
Flash 102: The on-camera flash - your
best creative tool:
- Getting the most from your
on-camera flash
- Second-curtain flash
- Mixing light sources
- Using the flash off the camera
- Controlling shadows
- Synchro-sun flash use outdoors
Weather permitting, we'll walk
outside for a part of this workshop
Tuition
$29 per person.
Introduction to better
lighting:
- Getting the most from your
on-camera flash
- Using separate flash units
- Basics of portrait lighting
- How to duplicate a Presidential
portrait
Once in a while - digital photography for eBay.
Learn what Chris has learned about photographing the items you want
to sell on eBay.
- Why good pictures help you get more money
- Getting close with the equipment you now own
- How many photos per item
- What size do I need
- How should I light my subjects
- How to optimize your pictures
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