Basic photography weekend course

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Basic photography weekend course:

For all those who are passionate about photography and are seeking to learn it in a proper way, this course is for you. The basic photography course is for beginners in photography. It deals with the handling of a DSLR camera and other basics of photography. This can be your chance to gain a formal entry into the photography industry.

The course will be on weekends only for a period of two months, starting from February 23^rd, 2019.

The fees for the course is 12,000 rupees.

Course syllabus:

Module 1:

• Introduction to photography

-       Purpose of photography

-       Technical aspects of photography

-       Creative aspects of photography

-       Influence of photography on the world around us

• Lighting skills

-       Studio lighting

-       Two pint lighting

-       Three point lighting

-       Outdoor lighting

• Concept making

-       Perception

-       Symbolism

-       Targeted audience

• Creativity and visualisation

Module 2:

• Camera operation

-       Using a DSLR

-       Difference between DSLR and point and shoot cameras

• Exposure triangle

-       ISO

-       Shutter speed

-       Aperture

• Reciprocity law

-       Schwarzschild law

-       The Kron–Halm catenary equation

-       Astrophotography

-       Holography

• MASP mode

-       Programmed auto

-       Shutter priority auto

-       Aperture priority auto

-       Manual mode

Module 3:

• Framing

-       Natural frames

-       Concentric frames

-       Photos of everyday objects

• Composition

-       Rule of thirds

-       Golden eye rule

Module 4:

• Lenses and its uses

-       Macro lens

-       Telephoto lens

-       Zoom lens

-       Block lens

-       Standard lens

-       Wide angle lens

• Camera settings

-       Auto focus

-       Drive mode

-       Metering

-       Image quality

Module 5:

• External flash and filters

-       Skylight filter

-       Polarising filter

-       Neutral density filter

-       Graduated neutral density filter

-       Variable or strong neutral density filter