$250, 12 weeks of online instruction, videos and help with your lessons by artist & educator, Tony Ferguson
Tony Ferguson, Online Digital Photography Course 1©2008
www.tonyferguson.net10 (or more) Things You Will Learn in: Introduction to Digital Photography, Online
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Join this course anytime10 (or more) Things You'll Learn, About this Course, Sample Lesson/Video(s), FAQs
You will:
1. Learn to demonstrate a basic and applied understanding of how to use your digital camera features such as: presets (sports, macro, landscape, etc.), auto settings, ISO settings, white balance, light metering modes, exposure compensation values, shutter-priority, aperture priority, and regular or fill flash.
2. Learn how to transfer images to your computer, resize, rotate, straighten, crop, sharpen, unsharpen, adjust tonal range, fix underexposed images, fix overexposed images.
3. Learn to remove, replace, and adjust color, desaturate, tone, make black and white from color, and use digital filters.
4. Learn to create a panorama, change/faux depth of field, create motion, closeups, burning and dodging and remove unwanted items by cloning, masking and removing or replacing backgrounds.
5. Learn to participate in the creative process where you create images that demonstrate an understanding of design concepts such as the role that line, color, shape, form, texture, and pattern play in photography.
6. Learn learn to develop your skills in using digital images as a means of literal and creative expression for both personal and professional use.
7. Learn to discuss and respond to the form and content of photographic images as you develop your understanding of digital imaging/design terminology and how it is reflective of yourself, your culture and your world.
8. Learn to express your feelings and understand your reactions to digital photographic images.
9. Learn to demonstrate an awareness of the variety of techniques, equipment, processes, and concepts of digital photography and how digital photography relates or is meaningful to the real world, family, work.
10. Learn to observe, assume, make generalizations, imagine and interpret the vast potential of perspectives or intent an image's meaning/communication could offer.
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