Digital Photography Workshop (Basic) – 10 April 2010

****SORRY FOR LAST MINUTE CHANGE OF DATES. THERE WILL NOT BE ANY WORKSHOPS IN MARCH.****

In this workshop, students can expect a full day of theory and practical sessions to learn how to use their cameras. The idea is to have each one take more creative control of their camera and reduce reliance on fully auto modes. Each student is expected to bring along their DSLRs or compact cameras with manual modes. There will be assignments and field work.

This workshop is inspired by Scene City: Singapore in which photographers are brought to a few places to tackle different shooting environments and discuss results. So this workshop will be a very effective method to learn new things and students are expected to travel throughout Singapore for different assignments and to experience different photographic challenges. Transport is provided.

The syllabus
1. Getting to know your camera (Megapixels, Resolution, File formats)
2. Lenses (Focal Lengths, Macro, Prime, Zoom)
3. Manual and Autofocus (Focusing points, Single or Continuous Focus, etc)
4. Different mode settings on the camera (Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, etc)
5. Metering Modes (Matrix, Evaluative, Center Weighted, Spot)
6. Appreciating Light
7. White Balance
8. Composition
9. Flash Control
10. Assignments (Portraiture, Theme and Location Photography) and Photo Critique

Cost per person is $200 for a 10-hour full day session.

Group size is up to 4 students for maximum personal attention. The course can be customized on request.

Previous workshops reviews and comments:
August
November

Please contact eulee at:
Mobile: 97616405
Email: eulee@photographybyeulee.com
for more details

4 Responses to “Photography Workshop”

1. Toronto Wedding Photographer says:

   13/07/2009 at 11:03 am

   Awesome post! I love weddings.
2. SM says:

   25/07/2009 at 10:31 pm

   hi, is this workshop only for people with a DSLR?
3. eulee says:

   26/07/2009 at 12:14 am

   Hi SM, nope, it’s open to all who are interested in photography. DSLRs are preferred but any camera with manual functions will be sufficient. Completely auto cameras will not be able to allow you to experiment certain things that will be discussed.
4. Sharm says:

   03/08/2009 at 2:05 pm

   Thank you for a great workshop! Can’t wait to snap away and apply all that I’ve learnt.