Digital Camera Photography: Understanding the Cameras Controls for Better Pictures
Four Tuesdays, October 7-28, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
$112
Why a digital camera when my phone takes good pictures? The adjustability, lenses and lighting possibilities of a digital camera mean you don’t just “take a photo”, you can create stunning images from your mind’s eye. Digital cameras have brought back the fun of photography for many of us. Switch your digital camera off “AUTO” and learn to capture the pictures in your imagination. Unleash your creativity while learning to master the fantastic new world of digital photography. This class will help you to better understand which functions, buttons and settings on your camera to use to create better photographs! You’ll explore how aperture (AV) and shutter speed (TV) are the heart of creative control. Discover the importance of white balance, exposure compensation, daylight flash, and focus contribute to the total image.
Please show up with your camera ready to go: battery charged, memory card in and camera manual in tow. Most of all, prepare to have fun.
Meet Your Instructor
Roger DuBois
Roger picked up photography at a young age from his father. He received a degree in Visual Communications at Shoreline College in Seattle and trained in electronics in U.S.A.F. His primary occupation has revolved around the advertising and printing industries. He is known throughout Spokane for his ability to correct, manipulate and combine images and files for publication and printing. In 1999 Roger created the digital classes at Spokane Art School. Roger taught classes in Digital Photography and PhotoShop since the late 90’s. His photographs have been seen in local calendars and publications. Rogers’s easy approach to photography and computers has made him, and his classes, very popular.
