About This Course
The Ultimate Photography Course will show you how to take advanced photos that will stand out as professional work and break down camera tech into easy to follow lectures. This course will enhance or give you skills in the world of photography – or your money back! The course is your track to obtaining Photography skills like you always knew you should have! Whether for your own projects or to start a career.This course will take you from having little knowledge in photography to taking advanced photos and having a deep understanding of camera fundamentals.
Learning Objectives
"The difference between manual and automatic shooting and which one you should use.
You'll learn to use natural and artificial lighting in photos and understand the scale of white balance.
We’ll then go through 11 types of photography and learn the best gear and tips to use."
Requirements
- Camera
Target Audience
- "Beginner photographers
- People who want to learn photograhy
- People who are dedicated to learn a new skill
- People who are ready and willing to learn photography"
Curriculum
6 Lessons12h
Introduction
How does a camera work?
Introduction to the course
Exposure
Photography exposure is basically how bright or dark your image is. We call a photo that is too dark, underexposed. A photo that is too bright is overexposed.
Composition
Your Instructors
Oliver Porter
Ph.D.
Over the course of his career, he has developed a skill set in analyzing data and he hopes to use his experience in teaching and data science to help other people learn the power of programming the ability to analyze data, as well as present the data in clear and beautiful visualizations.
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Alex Itzel
Photographer
With a focus on cinematic beauty and human connection, Alex specializes in capturing peoples’ cultures and lifestyles. His affinity for traveling has led him to work on productions of all types and sizes across the United States, Western Europe, Eastern Asia, Central, and South America. His travels abroad have taught him invaluable lessons in what it takes to capture stories while on the road.
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