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MAXIMAZE YOUR TIME! PRACTICE YOUR SPANISH, MEET NEW PEOPLE, AND LEARN DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
It is essential that you have your own camera with manual controls, preferably a Reflex (DLSR), Bridge, or Mirrorless camera. Each student should bring their own equipment to class in order to practice what they are learning.
Classes are conducted in Spanish and English. Small class sizes of up to 12 students. We reserve the right to cancel any classes not meeting minimum participants.
Most new digital camera owners use very little of the potential of their cameras. To really get creative control over your photos you need to grasp some basic photography skills. This course is to fill that gap in knowledge so you can get into the more creative modes of your camera and start taking better photos.
Having a solid foundation is key to understanding how the settings interact to create a great photo. In this course we will cover:
Understanding Light
The Exposure Triangle: Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO
Understanding Histograms
Introduction to White Balance
Introduction to Digital Camera Modes: Program, Aperture and Shutter Priority Modes
Rules of Composition
Understanding Depth of Field for Beginners
Using Built-In Flash
A Beginners Introduction to Adobe Lightroom CC
INSTRUCTOR: Alejandro Mallado
Professional photographer, retoucher and graphic designer currently based in Chicago, IL. Born and raised in Sevilla, Spain. He have self-published two photo books about his travels aboard "El Galeón Andalucía", the 17th century replica of a Spanish galleon, on which he travelled more than 10.000 nautical miles for 20 months from Spain across the Atlantic Ocean to Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and the East Coast of the United States.
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LocationInstituto Cervantes of Chicago (View)
31 W. Ohio Street
Chicago, IL 60654
United States
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| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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