How To Shoot and Master the Manual Mode
How to Shoot and Master the Manual Mode will teach you how to leave the Auto and Program Mode forever. In this photography course you will learn how to walk up to any subject and begin dialing in your camera to capture the perfect image. You’ll learn why you need to select the correct ISO and Color Temperature first before dialing in your exposure values. You’ll learn from easy to understand charts and graphics on why, where and how to dial in the correct exposure and what files to capture your images in. That’s not all; you’ll also learn how to dial in the Depth of Field effect you want to create. This course will show you step by step on what settings to use for capturing the following: Portraits, Landscapes, Architectural Interiors, Animals, Cityscapes, Parties and Events and Nature!
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Introduction
Chris Cassels has been shooting professionally since 1980. He is an accomplished photographer and filmmaker with numerous awards and accolades from around the world. He has worked in 9 countries and has photographed and filmed in every kind of conditions known. He has had the cover of Time, Newsw...
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Set up in Manual Mode
This chapter shows you how to set your camera up to shoot in the Manual Mode. You will need to have your camera manual ready for reference to access your camera's settings. Chris uses the Cannon 5D Mark III to teach with and shows you where to find the camera's functioning Dials and Buttons in th...
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Manaul Mode
Please have your camera manual available to follow along with this chapter. Chris shows you where and how to select the different modes of the camera operations. He also shows where to select the RAW and Small Jpeg files and where and what Picture Style to select. In addition, he shows you when ...
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Auto Focus
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The 4 Principles of Photography
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Color Temperature
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Shutter Speed
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Closing Tips
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How to Shoot and Master the Manual Mode
How to Shoot and Master the Manual Mode photography teaching course by Chris Cassels is 80 minutes of the most complicated photography subjects and techniques translated into an easy to understand presentation using elementary charts and graphics that will help you leave the Auto and Program Mode...
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PostTips for Beginners_Tip #1
Digital Photography is 50% Shooting and 50% Postproduction.
The image you capture, and showcase will only be as good as you are in Postproduction. Whether you’re working in Photoshop, Lightroom or another program, you must understand the basics to begin creating amazing images with RAW files. In...
