The Art of Photography → focusing mode - MHPTI

17 Sections
20 Lessons
100 Weeks

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Infographic
As beginner photographers, we tend to be visual learners. And it’s my job to make beginning photography as easy as possible for you.
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- 2.1
  What is Infographic
- 2.2
  History
Aperture
Exposure happens in three steps. We will start with the aperture. This is the hole inside the lens, through which the light passes.
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- 4.1
  What is Aperture
Shutter Speed
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- 5.1
  What is Shutter Speed
  35 Minutes
ISO
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- 6.1
  What is ISO
Understanding Your Camera
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- 7.1
  What is Exposure
- 7.2
  focusing mode
Histograms
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- 8.1
  What is Histograms
Shooting Modes
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- 9.1
  What is Shooting Modes
Depth of Field
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- 10.1
  What is Depth of Field
White Balance
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- 11.1
  What is White Balance
Focal Length
Have you ever wondered what the ‘mm’ on your lens actually means? Or why people use longer focal lengths for portraits?
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- 12.1
  What is Focal Length
Crop Factor
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- 13.1
  What is Crop Factor?
Polarizing Filters
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- 14.1
  What is Polarizing Filters
Professionally Sharp Images
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- 15.1
  How to Take Professionally Sharp Images
Composition
It’s important to understand exposure. But, if you can’t get to grips with basic composition, you’ll struggle to take really good photos
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- 16.1
  What is Composition
Triangles
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- 17.1
  What is Triangles
Eye-Lines
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- 18.1
  If you take photos of people, you’re taking photos with eye lines. It’s important to understand the effect that eye lines have on how we view a photo.
- 18.2
  Eye-lines are the direction your subject’s eyes are pointed in. The negative space in front of the subject’s face is known as ‘lead room‘.
Balance of a photo
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- 19.1
  What is Balance of a photo

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