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Level 1 – Photography Basics
1-1: Introduction to Digital Photography
1-2: Capturing The Light
1-3: Basics of Aperture and Shutter Speed
1-4: Aperture Priority Mode
1-5: Shutter Speed and Motion
☺ Practice – Aperture Priority Mode
☺ Practice – Shutter Priority Mode Photography
1-6 ISO Settings
1-7: White Balance and Color
1-8 How to hold a Camera
Project 1 – Still Life
Project 2 – Landscape
1-9 Dig Deep – Read Your Camera Manual
1-10 Composition in Photography
1-11 How to Care for your Camera Gear
1-12 Choosing the Best Camera Mode
Level 2 – A Deeper Understanding
2-1 Digital Camera Sensors and Exposure
2-2 Basics of Digital Camera Metering
2-3 What is the difference? RAW vs JPG
2-4 How Cameras Focus – A Guide
2-5 Learn About Camera Lenses
2-6 The Basics of Flash Photography
2-7 Flash Photography Techniques
2-8 Off Camera Flash Photography
2-9 Choosing and Using a Tripod
2-10 How to Select Camera Bags
Level 3 – Photography Projects
Photography Project: Light and Shadows
Photography Projects: Photo Improv
Level 4 – How to Get the Shot
Travel Photography Tips and Approach
Get the Shot: Backyard Bird Photography
How to Photograph a Solar Eclipse
Macro Insect Photography Tips and Techniques
How to: Photographing Water Drops
Photo Light Painting Techniques
High School Sports Photography
Level 5 – Photoshop for Photographers
5-1 Introduction to Photoshop for Beginners
5-2 Editing Raster vs Vector Files
5-3 : Marquee Tools
5-4 : Lasso and Magic Wand
5-5 : Using the Crop and Move Tools
5-6 Selecting Color / Brush Tool
5-7 Clone Tool in Photoshop
5-8 Gradients and Fills
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Backyard Bird Photography
Basics of Composition in Photography
Night Photography Tips for Beginners
What Makes a Great Photo?
Shooting Firefighter Photos – A Guide
How to Shoot Lightning – an easy guide
A Guide to Budget Flash Accessories
How to: Photographing Water Drops
Shooting a ‘Blood Moon’
How To: Sunset Panorama
BEST CAMERA TECHNIQUE – PREPARE!
How to guide: Photographing your artwork
Still Life Photography: A Guide
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