Introduction to 35mm Photography

Toronto Image Works
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Have you ever wondered why your pictures don¡¯t turn out the way you imagined they would when you took the shot? Have you taken photos that look great but you have no idea how you did it? If your answer is ¡°Yes¡± to either of these questions, this is the class for you.

Through discussion and practical exercises, you¡¯ll learn the basic techniques of photography while strengthening your creativity. By studying examples and analysing your photos in class, you¡¯ll improve your skills at composition and develop a new way of seeing the world.

Who should take Introduction to 35mm Photography?
Amateurs and serious hobbyists who want to learn how to control their camera¡¯s settings and get the right exposure every time, and improve their creative eye.

Requirements
You should bring the following to class:

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35mm camera with manual function

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Manual for camera & flash operation

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Notebook


What will I learn?
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Understand the basic camera controls

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Aperture

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Shutter speed

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Lens basics

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Filter basics

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How to use your flash

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Light: natural and indoor

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Concepts behind good composition

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Overview of camera accessories

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Displaying your photographs

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Phone:416-703-1999

School Address:

80 Spadina Avenue, Suite 207
Toronto, Ontario M5V 2J4
416-703-1999
jbaxter@torontoimageworks.com

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