Digital Photography I
Get the photos you want by learning features and controls of your digital camera.
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Location Digital Photography I
Get the photos you want by learning features and controls of your digital camera.
What you’ll be able to do — competencies
- Operate and handle a digital camera
- Demonstrate the use of variables to exposure, such ISO, shutter speed and aperture
- Control focus point and motor drive settings
- Practice storytelling through composition
- Change exposure compensation controls on camera
- Anticipate and identify problems with color casts, complex lighting and color pitfalls
Course Description
This course is divided into two units: digital camera operations and photographic fundamentals. Weekly assignments integrated with class discussions give a solid foundation in digital photography. Topics include: exposure modes, aperture, shutter speed, flash, histograms and exposure compensation, white balance and other in-camera overrides. Students must have a digital camera and instruction manual with them for class. This course is part of Level 1 of the Digital Photography Certificate.
Next available start dates
Online — Evenings
Digital Photography I
Total classroom hours
12 hours
Schedule
Online
Evenings, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM, T - 1/26/21 - 3/16/21, No class on 3/2
Quarter: Winter
Total cost
$399
Instructor: Juan Aguilera
Online — Evenings
Digital Photography I
Total classroom hours
21 hours
Schedule
Online
Evenings, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM, 7 W - 5/5/2021 - 6/23/2021, No class 5/12
Quarter: Spring
Total cost
$399
Instructor: Ray Pfortner
Notes
Online courses require an internet connection and the ability to interact both through audio and video using either a web cam/microphone, speakers/headset using a computer or via a mobile phone connection. Any costs associated with connectivity or equipment are the responsibility of the student.
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