Master Your DSLR Camera FAST Photography Workshop with Girish Menon

• Designed for first-time DSLR users
• Result oriented, all-practical approach
• Simple instructions
• Unlimited post workshop support

​​​​​​​How will you benefit from the Master Your DSLR Camera F.A.S.T. workshop?

• LOSE the dependence on AUTO and PROGRAMME MODES. Use the MANUAL MODE instead.
• Set the ISO, APERTURE and SHUTTER SPEED (exposure) to give you the best results.
• Improve the quality of the photographs that you make in LOW LIGHT by using the above settings to your advantage.
• Choose a relevant DEPTH OF FIELD (out of focus background or foreground).
• Set the appropriate LIGHT METERING MODE, WHITE BALANCE, PICTURE STYLE etc.
• COMPOSE powerful photographs.
• Understand image formats such as JPG, RAW, TIFF, RAW+JPG etc.

More about the Master Your DSLR Camera F.A.S.T. photography workshop:

You see a person, animal/bird, or landscape etc. and think to yourself, “this will make a great picture!”

So you pick up your DSLR, mirrorless, or bridge camera, point towards the subject — and shoot. But you are not satisfied with the result. Your picture is either too dark (underexposed), too bright (overexposed), out of focus, or shaky etc. 

You abandon your fancy camera and go back to clicking photos with your smartphone.

Has this ever happened to you?

We make pictures in our mind before we make them in the camera. Wouldn't it be great if our camera could read our mind and replicate the images in it? It cannot — yet.

But we can learn how to re-create the images in our mind with a camera. We can learn how to use the camera in the Manual-mode — and that's what this workshop is about. 

The manual-mode gives us complete mastery over our camera. So no more underexposed, overexposed, out of focus, and shaky photos!

Have you ever thought to yourself, "I'd like my subject to be sharp, but the background should be out of focus"? That's depth of field — which according to me is the most important facet of photography. You will learn how to do this. 

We follow an all-practical approach. So throughout the day, you will be using your camera, making pictures and seeing results.

Girish Menon made his first pictures in his teens - a set of 36 photographs on a film camera. Already possessing an interest in experiencing wildlife, cultures and ancient knowledge that were quickly fading, he took off on a solo trip to South India after quitting his IT job. He took up photography full time on his return and has been facilitating workshops since 2007, and has been a visiting faculty for photography at SNDT Women’s University in Mumbai. Girish has taught photography to over 4,000 photography buffs in Mumbai, Pune, Goa, and Raipur.