Course Title: 100 Ways To Get More From Your Digital Camera
Digital Photography is quickly becoming the new and most creative way to capture images without the worry & cost of film! Professional Photographer and author of "The Digital Photography Bible," Ken Milburn will teach you the most common digital camera components & the fundamentals of using your digital camera to get the best possible images. This tutorial also covers proper composition, focus, depth of field, lighting, and more. Ken will also introduce you to two of the most popular image editing programs, Photoshop 7 & Photoshop Elements. This VTC tutorial will have you shooting & editing like a pro in no time! Just click on one of the movie topics below to get started today.
Course Author/Expert: Ken Milburn
Language: english
Full Online Training Available: Yes
Number of Course Movies: 125
Course Duration: 6 hours
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Course Outline:
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Introduction
Introduction
Getting Started
Primary Benefits
The Main Components of a Digital Camera
Other Components of Digital Cameras
Using a Digital Camera
Using the Shutter Button
Using the Mode Dial
Using the Flash Button
Using the Trash Button
Using the Focusing Range Button
Metering Modes
The Camera's LCD Monitors
Preview Monitor Settings
Settings Monitor Settings
Focus
Automatic Focus Procedure
Manual Focus Procedure
Depth-of-field
Controlling Depth-of-field
Use Minimum Aperture
Shooting Modes
Program or Point-and-shoot
Aperture Priority Mode
Manual Mode /Shutter Priority Mode
Special Scene Modes
Backlight
Night
Action /Portrait
Lighting
Working with Backlighting
When and How to Use Fill Flash
Using Flash as the Main Light Source
Using the Built-in Flash
Using External Flash For Greater Control
Using Multiple Light Sources
Lighting For 2D Objects
Composing the Picture
Keep it Simple
Empasize the Center of Interest
The Rule of Thirds
Use Geometry
Make Use of Apparent Motion
Controlling Focus
Controlling Depth-of-field
Focusing for Extreme Close-ups
Focusing for Location Portraits
Focusing for Scenics /Still Lifes /Architecture
Using the Built-in Light Meter
Built-in Light Meter Modes
Using Your Camera as a Light Meter
When to Bracket
When to Use a Tripod
When Shutter Speed is Less Than 1/60th Second
Whenever You Need to Keep Your Hands Free
When the Going Gets Tough
Stopping Fast Action
Creating the Illusion of Fast Motion
Shooting at Night
Shooting in Bad Weather
Things Only a Digital Camera Can Do
Shooting a Panorama
Best Shot Mode
Shoot a Sequence
Shoot Video
Managing Images
Using the Photoshop File Browser
Organizing the Files
How the Image Browser Functions
Imaging Editing Tools
Imaging Editing Tools 1
Imaging Editing Tools 2
Imaging Editing Tools 3
Imaging Editing Tools 4
About Options Bars
Using the Marquee Tools
Using the Move Tool
Using the Crop Tool
Using the Slice Tool
Using the Brush Tool
Using the Erasers
Using the Pattern Stamp
Using the Fill (Paint Bucket) Tool
Using the Gradient Tool
Using the Path Tool
Using the Text Tool
Making Notes and Voice Annotations
Using the Eyedropper
Using the Navigation Tools
Switching Between Normal and QuickMask Mode
Using the Color Swatches
Using the Screen Modes
Jumping to Image Ready
Dialogs
Dialogs
Standard Components of a Dialog
Palettes
What is a Palette?
Making Palettes Appear
The Components of a Palette
Self Teaching Routines (Photoshop Elements Only)
Self Teaching Routines
Where to Find Them
How to Use Them
Automating Photoshop
Automating Photoshop - Intro
Actions in Photoshop 1
Actions in Photoshop 2
Places to Find Ready-made Actions
Things You Can't Do with Actions
Creating Your Own Actions 1
Creating your own Actions 2
Creating your own Actions 3
Correcting Exposure
Correcting Exposure - Intro
Using the Levels Command 1
Using the Levels Command 2
Changing Exposure Locally by Burning and Dodging
Changing Exposure in Specific Areas of the Image
Making a High-key Photo
Making a Low-key Photo
Color Balance Effects
Color Balance Effects - Intro
Correcting Color Balance 1
Correcting Color balance 2
Changing the Mood of the Picture
Creating a Tinted Picture
Tinting with the Blend Modes
Enhancing Contrast
Enhancing contrast - Introduction
Using the Brightness/Contrast Dialog
Changing the Contrast in Part of the Image
Restoring Shadow Detail with the Fill Flash Command
Saving Shadow Detail with the Soft Light Blend Mode
Selecting and Protecting Specific Areas of the Photo
Introduction: Making Selections
Various Ways of Making Selections 1
Various Ways of Making Selections 2
Various Ways of Making Selections 3
Feathering a Selection
Modifying the Shape of a Selection
Making a Fictitious Photo
Introduction - Making a Fictitious Photo
Choosing a Background and Moving a New Image Into It
Matching Exposure /Color balance /Lighting Direction
Grouping and Flattening Layers
Painting with Filters
Painting with Filters 1
Painting with Filters 2
Painting by Hand with Photoshop 7 Brushes 1
Painting by hand with Photoshop 7 Brushes 2
Painting by hand with Photoshop 7 Brushes 3
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