Basic photo course in Munich: Learn about ISO, aperture & time

What does my camera want from me? What do I want from my camera?

Ralf Kruse - New

Objekt: Kameraobjektiv; Aktion: Lichtstrahlen treten ein; Kontext: Nahaufnahme der Linse.

Kameraeinstellungen anzeigen; Belichtung, ISO und Blende bearbeiten.

Ein Pavillon steht im Park unter blauem Himmel.

Digitalkamera zeigt Einstellungen, mit einem Handgriff umschlungen.

€55.00

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Team events and private groups

It is also suitable as a private event.

What's included

A lot of experience from years of real practice in photography

Location

It takes place in the pavilion of the Hofgarten and the surrounding area (subway station Odeonsplatz).

Duration

Languages

German

Class description

ISO?! What is that anyway? Why do I have to set this on my camera?

Aperture f = 5.6, what is that? My aperture is 10 - is that also possible? I can also “snap” automatically, right? - Or as my press photographer colleague once said: “I always set to “P” like professional! He really did. Then “M” means models and Tv means television, right? And “A “is for amateurs, T is for “? “- Just kidding!

What can you expect in my basic photo course in Munich?

I will explain all settings of your camera to you directly on site & with trial and error.

I'll give you the one best basic camera setting: “On” and click. Whether at a family party indoors or on the holiday island outside. No additional confusing information. But with some very good profit tricks* ISO aperture time with immediate use outdoors and indoors. The course ends voluntarily in one of the cafés and restaurants in the surrounding area with a final meeting.

Details to remember

What to bring?

In rainy weather, an umbrella and/or protection for the camera, camera instruction manual. Appropriate clothing. Charged batteries/ full batteries. Note and pen or a device with spatch memos.