Smartphone meets SLR — Praxis-Fotokurs Leipzig
From technology to design: Learn manual photography and the basics of image composition — in a practical and understandable way.
Fotografie Wolfgang Eschenhagen - New
€50.00
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Duration: 2h
About this class
The workshop teaches manual camera settings (aperture, time, ISO), image design and image processing (Gimp/PS Elements). Individual focus: reportage, landscape, portrait. For beginners & advanced users.
What you’ll do in the class
- Introduction to manual camera settings: aperture, shutter speed, ISO
- Understanding light, exposure, and white balance for better image control
- Image design and composition techniques: rule of thirds, lines, perspectives and image section
- Individual focus: portrait, reportage, still life or nature photography
- Practical photo exercises indoors and outdoors: creative use of existing motifs
- Image selection and the basics of digital post-processing with Gimp or Photoshop Elements
- Feedback round on image impact, tips for improving and building a personal portfolio
Who is the class suitable for?
- Hobby photographers and beginners: Ideal for anyone who wants to take pictures with a smartphone, a compact camera or DSLR* and understand the technology better
- Advanced users who have already had initial experience but want to confidently master their manual camera settings (aperture, time, ISO, white balance) and want to deepen their image composition
- Regardless of the device model: Suitable for any camera that allows manual adjustments — from mobile phones to SLR to system cameras.
- Anyone who enjoys practice and creative exercises: The course combines practical indoor and outdoor exercises with photo discussion, individual feedback and portfolio development.
*Alternative learning paths are offered for cameras without manual adjustment options.
