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

Name: Basic photo course in Munich: Learn about ISO, aperture & time
Start: 2026-01-03T16:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-01-03T18:00:00.000Z
Location: München

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

Ralf Kruse - New

Object: camera lens; action: light rays enter; context: close-up of the lens.

View camera settings; edit exposure, ISO, and aperture.

There is a pavilion in the park under a blue sky.

Digital camera shows settings wrapped around with a flick of the wrist.

€44.00

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up to 8 people

München

Duration: 2h

About this class

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 to the class

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.