Photography Tours London - Photography Courses London - friendly expert tuition

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Photography Tours and Courses in LondonDuring Covid-19 we are committed to keeping you safe on our photography tours and workshops. Our safety measures include social distancing during our tours, hand sanitiser available for our guests, regular temperature checks for staff and our photographers will wear face masks. Hire equipment will be sanitised before and after use. Book with confidence and learn photography in London safely.London Photo Tours and Workshops specialise in short photography tours in London, small-group photography courses and workshops, and online mentoring, offering experienced and friendly tuition. We run private tours and courses exclusive to you or your group. Your camera handling and understanding of photography will benefit greatly on all our courses as a result of our expert instruction. Most of our courses take place outdoors.Learn the technical skills and understand composition to use your camera to best effect. Our workshops are presented as structured modules, which can be taken singly or combined together.Online Photography MentoringTuition for all workshops includes:-all types of digital camerayou learn your own camera s settingscompletely practical hands on from the startleave Auto behind straight away.expert tuition experienced tutor.small classes max of six places on all workshops and tours.techniques for correct exposure, shutter speed ISOdepth of field using Aperture taking your own lens into account.histograms, white balance and much moreoutdoor courses available all year round. Lou Smith provided in-depth and relatable advice and showed our reader how to generate exciting photography from a city environment. The result was that our reader’s photography presented a remarkable improvement by the end of the day. Digital Photographer MagazineLearn the technical skills and understand composition to use your camera more effectively. Our workshops are presented as structured modules, which can be taken singly or combined together.The final goal is a creative workflow unique to you with an understanding of photography as an art form which needs technical expertise in camera handling as well.Take our short Photography quiz it may help you decide which course or tour is best for you!1. What does A stand for on a camera mode dial?AutoAperture Priority ModeIt s aperture priority mode.Tip: Canon cameras have AV instead of A.2. What is stock photography ?Photographs of farm animals.Professional Photographs bought in to make a site look good.Photographs advertising the top companies in a stock marketIt s photos that are bought in from stock libraries to make a site look good.Most of our competitors use stock photography to a greater or lesser extent.LondonPhotoTours only uses our own photographs if you like our photos you will like us.3. If you let too much light into a digital camera will the resulting photograph look too light or too dark ?Your Picture will be too lightYour Picture will be too darkIt doesn t matter because the camera will take care of it.It s too light. On film cameras the negatives are too dark if you let in too much light so pre-digital photographers can get this wrong.Your camera will not compensate because it has already metered according to your instructions.4. I want to capture running water and make it look blurred like it is moving fast. How do I do it ?Use a very high shutter speed say faster than 1/600 secUse a very slow shutter speed maybe 2 seconds.You need a very slow shutter speed depending on speed and distance 1/15 second and slower.You will also need something to hold the camera steady and maybe a neutral density filter depending on light.5. The lightness or darkness of a photo is called ?isoexposureshutter speedIt s exposure.If a photo is too light it is called over-exposed and if it is too dark it is called under-exposed.6. Which of these F stops has the widest diameter to let light in ?F22F8F1.8It is counter intuitive, the widest aperture has the lowest F number.F22 lets in a smaller amount of light.7. When might you need to set a higher ISO setting ?as the outside light gets brighteras the outside light gets darkerYou need a higher ISO setting in low light in order to maintain your shutter speed, to avoid blurring.In brighter light you tend to lower your ISO.8. Which of these is NOT a DSLR camera ?2) the Sony3) the Canon1) The NikonIt s the Nikon: it looks like one but it is not this is called a bridge camera.The lens is fixed to the camera with DSLR you can change lenses and the lenses rotate.Don t go by the name, they all have range of different cameras.9. What does the D in DSLR stand for ?DioptreDirectionalDigitalIt s DIGITAL. we get asked this sometimesLoading Start your creative journey with London Photo Tours and Workshops and learn photography with expert tuition. © londonphototours and workshops 2005-2020

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