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About the Course:
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Snap, Click, Khatak. Dont you wish that taking great pictures was as simple as that? Yet, even with the latest automatic camera in your possession, something still seems to be missing. Our Photography course puts you in the picture, helping you understand and master your camera, its accessories and techniques in a systematic and scientific way, teaching you the basic principles behind snappier snaps and more creative photos.
Audience:
If things click for you, our Photography course can be the aperture to much greater success. Good capable photographers with an eye for detail and a knack of capturing the unexpected are in great demand everywhere In newspapers and magazines, for fashion and advertising. In studios, for portraits and passport snaps. At every event of Importance, like conferences, seminars, official ceremonies, sports events, wedding, etc.
Whether you view photography as a profession or a serious hobby or just fun, our photography course will give you new insights into make the best possible use of your camera.
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- Cameras: Different format cameras Box cameras. Directviewing cameras Ordinary and Rangefinder, SLR (Single Lens Reflex) cameras, Automatic cameras Compact and Superior SLRs Details about your own camera.
- Camera Handling: Loading and Unloading of film, Operation of the camera, Handling and Holding of the camera and Digital Cameras.
- Lenses: Normal lenses, Wideangle lenses, Tele lenses, Zoom and Macro lenses, Mirror lense, Tele converters, Closeup lenses.
- Films: Black and White Films, Colour Negative Films,Colour Transparency or Slide Films, Speed of Films ASA/DIN or ISO values
- Light/Lighting: Natural, daylight, Artificial Lights Tungsten/Halogen, Flash Manual/SemiAutomatic/Automatic Dual Flash, Multiple Flash.
- Exposure: What is a Shutter? What is an Aperture? How they affect exposure?
- Filters: For Black and White photographs, for colour photographs, their effects
- Composition: Basic rules of composition, cropping angle of view
- Subjects: Architecture, Portraits, Travel, Function photography, Nature
- Colour: Theory and basics of colour photography
- Developing & Printing: Demonstration of processing of black and white film. Contact printing and enlarging.
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