Lessons
Chapter 1: Introduction
1Class Project
01:57Chapter 2: Understanding Exposure
2Camera Settings
15:04 3Balancing Exposure
07:24 4Chapter 2: Quiz
Chapter 3: Understanding your Camera
5Is Manual Mode Necessary?
05:39Achieving Perfect Focus
06:46 7Chapter 3: Quiz
Chapter 4: Essential Photography Concepts
8Composition
11:50 9Lighting
07:01 10Manipulating Your Environment
02:58 11Social Media Tips for Photographers
08:54 12Chapter 4: Quiz
Chapter 5: Personalizing Your Photos
13Finding Your Photographic Style
04:22 14Photo Editing Tips & Tricks
11:51 15Chapter 5: Quiz
Chapter 6: Conclusion
16Summing Things Up
02:10Final Quiz
17Final Quiz
Lesson Info
Summing Things Up
Alright guys, you've finally made it to the end, you know, we've talked about a lot of stuff in this course and honestly, I really hope it's been helpful for you. We talked about composition, we talked about how to use your camera. We talked about lighting, we talked about social media, there's a lot of stuff in this course and I hope that there were some gems in there for you that you can take and move forward. You know, when I started this course, I said that there's so much information out there, but there's only so much that you really need to know um to become a good photographer. And I think I've done a good job of covering all of those things that you need to know in order to become a good photographer. But now, you know, at this point, the most important thing for you is to go out and shoot, to go out and to create and just be active and just get after it. You know, I've I've kind of said that a few times throughout this course is you gotta be energetic, you gotta want it, you ...
gotta be passionate about it because photography is a craft, it's an art. Um and it's so much fun when you're fully invested in it. You can go on some absolutely incredible adventures when you're chasing These awesome photos or maybe you're just going out with a friend to take some portraits or you're going to a restaurant to shoot some food, whatever that creative process looks like it can be an adventure and that's why photography is so much fun. So now it's time to go out and do that course project. Go out and take 50 different photos of one item, but I honestly want to know what you guys think of the core. So if you could just take a few seconds to um leave a quick review here at the bottom of the course, that would be really awesome. Really helpful for me. I really love hearing from you guys. Um, and if you have any questions, feel free to email me at Shawn at Shawn dot dot com or find me on instagram and send me a message. I love hearing from you guys. I love connecting. So with that said, guys, once again, I hope it's been helpful for you and honestly, I can't wait to see you in the next course. I have a few more courses coming out here soon. Um, and I hope to see you in those courses as well. Thanks a lot, guys. And I hope you have a fantastic day. Fantastic week. Fantastic year. Fantastic life. I'll see you guys later. Mhm Yeah,
Ratings and Reviews
Neil Brumberger
This is an excellent, fast paced review of processes and techniques for someone who is not a raw newbie, but still in the beginner stage. The title is accurate. It covers the essentials, not deeply, but broadly. Being somewhat older I find the fast pace of the narrative a bit too much, but I am a dinosaur
Matt House
Good basics class, however one of the questions in the chapter 3 quiz is incorrect: When shooting in aperture mode, what settings does the camera adjust? Quiz answer (aperture) is incorrect. The photographer selects the aperture, however the camera adjusts the shutter speed (and ISO if in auto) in order to make a proper exposure.