** for DSLR cameras owners (Nikon and Canon excluded) **

Continuing where Part 1 left off, this course will teach you the skills you need to begin using depth of field, shutter and exposure settings for proper use of lighting conditions. We'll also shed some light on the fundamentals behind RAW file format.

Prerequisites:

DSLR 101 course or equivalent knowledge

Course Outline:

- An introduction to exposure: aperture, shutter speed and ISO
- Creative use of aperture & shutter speed using your camera's semi automatic exposure modes
- Adjusting ISO for better low light pictures
- Discovering your camera's light metering modes and understanding how & when to use them
- Shooting in RAW format

Who Should Attend?

DSLR owners with a good knowledge of the workings of their camera wanting to take beautiful photographs using advanced techniques.

Our 101 Camera Series courses cover much more than just the basics. To make sure you're prepared to take the Part 2 workshop, you should know the following skills:

Exposure compensation
Use of scene modes and the role of Program mode
Forcing your flash on and off
Focus locking and changing focusing points
Appropriate use of these features

Study Notes:

At the end of the course you will be provided with an access code to download class notes from our website. These notes are great for reviewing the topics discussed in class.

What To Bring To Class:

- Your camera
- A fully charged battery
- A memory card