Photography course for beginners in Banjara hills

This beginners photography course is run in the day time ( 11am-1pm) and evenings ( 7pm-9pm):

2 classes per week for 8 weeks PLUS a 8 hour Field Trip



THIS IS A BOUTIQUE EXPERIENCE WITH MAX OF 12 STUDENTS PER CLASS



STUDIO @ CREATIVE Adda: BANJARA HILLS. Hyderabad



Do you want to finally take control of your digital SLR camera?

Want to learn all about shutter speed, aperture, light metering and all of the technical stuff but to be creative as well?

Come and learn from the professionals and find out why our Photonirvana digital photography courses book out!

If you are beginner with a digital SLR camera and you want to take high quality digital images for personal reasons, work, or to kick start a career in photography, then this is the photography course for you.

We explain the intricacies of the digital world in plain English, leaving you confident with your newly acquired technical and artistic skills. You will leave your digital photography course competent to shoot anything from portraits, products, landscapes, travel, or whichever genre you choose.

This course is an all-encompassing one which covers every aspect of photography over a full 45-50 hours of tuition with one of our professional photographers.

Previous experience is not necessary for this course!
course details:I. Introduction – Right Approach.
2. Difference between clicking and photography.
3.What is an “Exposure”? What do we mean by an over-exposed or an under-exposed photo?
a. The TRIDEV of a good exposure:
i. ISO
ii. Shutterspeed and
iii. Aperture/Depth of Field)

b. Are “megapixels” really important? – the truth about megapixels

4. Different mode of and their use:

a. programme mode

b.aperture mode

c.shutter speed mode

d.Manual mode

e.automatic mode

5.Getting to know your camera
a. Parts of the camera: the differences between a point-and-shoot camera
and a DSLR

b. All about lenses and focal lengths

c. Understanding the shooting modes and icons of your camera

d. Learning to shoot using the manual mode

e. Color temperature: Setting the correct white balance

f. Understanding the Histogram

6.Metering modes

a. evaluating

b. center weight

c. partial

d. spot

7.Developing your “eye” to see better photos
a. Characteristics of Light

b. Design Elements in composition: lines, colors, patterns, textures

8. Composition techniques:

a.rule of thirds b.leading lines c.framing d. camera language

b.foreground/background, etc

9. Applying technical and composition techniques for common photo
applications
a. Portraits

b. Still Life / Food

c. Travel / Documentary

d. Landscapes

e. Fireworks and Waterfalls

f. Concerts and Low-light conditions

10.Do’s and Don’ts of taking pictures

Regards,
Team Photonirvana
www.photo-nirvana.com
+919866152641