PHOTO WORKSHOP

Luke Vitali (Professional Photographer) in conjunction with Peter Dameon (Photoshop Expert) are offering a beginner’s workshop to help you get your fancy camera out of auto mode!!!

If you have a DSLR or Mirrorless camera (a camera that can swap lenses) and want to learn the

basics of photography and Photoshop, then this is the workshop for you!

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The workshop will run over two Sundays – 5 hours each day.. which gives you a week to practice in between!


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WHERE: a stunning private property with a permanent creek – so we can practice those moving water shots!  (Address provided when booking)

TIMES: From 12 Midday – 5pm

NEXT DATES: Sun 24th July  +  Sun 31st July 2016

TOPICS COVERED include: Exposure, ISO, shutter speed, aperture & F-stop, focusing, manual mode, Photoshop toolbar and much more… You will easily understand these things by the end.

WHAT YOU NEED: a Camera and all your Lenses – Your Camera Manual – Full Batteries – Blank Memory Cards…  a tripod and laptop is recommended if you have one.

 

COST: $250.00 (single payment made before the 1st workshop date).

Please contact Peter on 40653366 to make a booking, or myself here.

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Note:  A short 15 min break will be held each afternoon. Afternoon Tea & Coffee provided.

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MORE  DETAILS  HERE:

- The first Sunday is more geared towards photography, the second Sunday is more geared towards Photoshop.

- A folder is provided filled with pages of easy to understand information and example images, explaining the subjects/topics covered.  The folder is yours to keep for future reference.

- The workshop mixes theory with practical. We will discuss the subject/topic and then practice on our camera.

- All Topics covered include: Exposure, ISO, shutter speed, aperture/F-stop, focal length, depth-of-field, focusing, aperture priority/shutter priority/program, exposure value compensation, manual shooting, white balance, landscapes + portraits, Jpeg, and Photoshop toolbar explained

- A practice assignment is provided for the week in between the two Sundays.