Photography Course: Photographic Lighting
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Lighting is essential to photography, understanding how it works and how to control it will take your photography to the next level. In this lighting course, you will build your knowledge of lighting through theory and practical exercises. You will gain experience in lighting in the studio as well as outdoors using natural light. Our photographic lighting course is taught by an industry professional with decades of experience and aims to upgrade your skills so you can master basic skills, boost your creativity, and challenge yourself to take more dynamic photos.
Course Outcomes
By the end of this course students will understand:
- The principles of lighting & lighting terminology
- How to utilise available light to improve their photos
- How to use studio lights to light a subject
- How to use on and off-camera flashes to light a subject
Ideal for
This is an intermediate level course for people who understand their camera controls in manual mode including shutter speed, aperture and ISO. This course is best suited to those who the following applies to:
- Anyone who has done a beginners level course looking to enhance their skills
- Those interested in gaining more practical experience using lights and flashes
- Any level photographer looking to take their hobby or business to the next level
- The photographer who wants to learn more about lighting and how to get the most from natural light and lighting equipment.
Course Content
This course will cover available light, reflective, diffusion, off-camera flash, single and multiple Speedlights and studio lighting setups also lighting principals and techniques used in portraiture photography. The two days will include practical shoots in the studio and outdoors followed by some basic post-production workflow using Adobe Lightroom.
- Lighting terminology
- Lighting principals
- Available/Natural light
- On and off-camera flash
- Multiple flashes
- Portrait lighting techniques
- Studio lighting
- Light modifiers
What you need to bring
- DSLR or mirrorless camera
- Camera's Flash
- 8GB Memory Card
- At least 2 fully charged batteries + charger
- Notebook
Classes
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Course testimonials:
Kaja said:I really enjoyed the course and thought the tutor was really good. Would have liked to learn more on flash but time was not on our side and there is a lot to cover. This course should definitely have Part II on flash (more advanced) as we didn’t get to practice much and maybe even part III on more advanced lighting techniques, how to pose subjects (family, business, models,) and how to photograph objects (food, products etc).
Scott said:Stephen is very knowledgeable and I enjoyed the workshop and had a great day. I will be happy to recommend the Sydney Community College and Stephen Cooper for future photography workshops.
