Wild Animal Park Photoshoot
You’ve read the manual, you’ve scoured the Internet, your dog has sunburn from all the flash photos you’ve taken of him. How else can you improve your photography? Join The Digital Photo Guy for a “hands-on” photoshoot at the world famous San Diego Wild Animal Park. Each workshop is limited to just 4 students so everyone has my full attention and assistance.
This is NOT a day at the park. This is an intense 4-hour workshop covering every important knob, dial, switch and menu on your digital SLR to get you to the next level. We start by covering basic but critical controls that determine exposure. We’ll be focused on gaining full control of your dSLR so no Auto or Scene Modes at this workshop. We’re strictly in Program, Av, Tv or Manual Mode depending on your skill level and experience.
We’ll cover, in-depth, my Exposure Triad Practicum so you’re not simply twiddling controls based on some “formula” but on a thorough understanding of aperture, shutter speed and ISO. We’ll cover the controls that control controls (are we confused yet?) so you know which direction and how much to adjust your controls.
WAP Photoshoots include a 1 hour photo editing session in my mobile digital photo editing lab. $149.00 includes 60 days e-mail support for the camera used in the workshop. Fee does not include entry to the park or parking.
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Lee Otsubo, The Digital Photo Guy, has presented digital camera and photography classes, seminars, workshops and lessons to over 30,000 participants since 1998. We hope you are next.
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