If you are like most people who have a digital camera, your camera has features you've never even learned to understand, let alone actually use! And, when you've
taken a picture which just wasn't quite up to snuff, you've learned to live with it. This course will help you get more out of the investment you've already made in digital
photography, and make your next investment a better one. The course covers two major subjects: Your camera (the Inside) and the software you can use to improve
qualtiy of the photos you take (the Outside).
Your Camera
Resolution
Lenses and How They Work
Fixed Lenses
Zoom Lenses
Depth of Field
Memory
Features and Specifications
Understanding Exposure
ISO Settings
Digital vs Film Exposures
Choosing Aperture and Shutter Speeds
Lighting Techniques
Composition
Knowing the Rules
Breaking the Rules
Flash & Lighting
Flash Range Limitations
That (Un)Lucky ol' Sun
Red Ete
Special Techniques
Close-Ups
Panoramas
Time Lapse
Movies
Improving Your Images
Cropping
Brightness and Contrast
Sharpness
Tint
Removing scratches (or unwanted objects)
Prerequisites:
A Digital Camera
Additional Requirements
Graphics Editing Software such as MS PhotoDraw
Text Book:Complete Digital Photography (Second Edition), by Ben Long, ISBN 1-58450-231-2