Getting The Most Out of Your Digital Camera 1
Go beyond the "auto" mode on your camera! Learn how to use the other camera modes and settings to improve your photography.
This series of 4 individual workshops will help you understand your camera, learn how to use it creatively, and do some basic editing using free software. You can take each separately or purchase all 4 and SAVE (see below)
Part of each class will be spent learning how to use the settings with your own camera and a homework exercise will be included to help you practice after the class.
Location - FortyOne: Local Art Market, 41 Victoria Street East, Alliston
Sign up for one session or all 4.
Session One - Understanding your Camera Topics:
Guidelines for good photos
*Purchasing all four sessions at the same time makes you eligible for the discounted pricing option
| All 4 Sessions Discount (SSAC Member Rate for each class - Must add ALL 4 Classes to your cart) | $50.00 | Sold Out |
| All 4 Sessions Rate (Non-Member Rate for each class - Must add ALL 4 Classes to your cart) | $52.50 | Sold Out |
| SSAC Member Price - Single Class | $56.00 | Sold Out |
| Non-member Price - Single Class | $60.00 | Sold Out |
Dates
Thursday May 2, 2024 07:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Materials
A DSLR (a camera that can change lenses) or a Point-and-Shoot camera is required – no cell phones please.
Instructor - Kathy MacFarlane
I received my first camera when I graduated from university many years ago, and photography quickly became my passion.
I have turned that passion into a photography business. Over the years, I have developed a love of capturing unscripted activities. Whether it is a fundraising event or a sporting event, I am always up for the challenge of capturing the story and the people enjoying the activities.
That love of action photography combined with nature photography has expanded into bird photography and catching the birds in flight. I also spend a lot of time exploring this big world we live in and use my photos to capture stories of what I see. I am always trying to learn new techniques and improve, so I shoot every week.