WORKSHOPS > Stop Shooting in Auto
WORKSHOPS > Stop Shooting in Auto
During this segment the students will meet and greet with each other and the instructor. Afterwards we will take a short tour of the studio and then move into the classroom to start exploring the camera and its various functions.
Students will have the opportunity to grab something to eat or drink from the SNAP Foto Cafe, use the facilities, and get some fresh air outside on Stephen Avenue. This will also be an opportunity for everyone in the class to mingle and network with others.
Instructors will demonstrate in studio practical examples of concepts discussed in classroom.
Students will have the opportunity to put to practice what they learned in theory and practical examples. Model(s) will be on hand to pose for students in studio and outside on Stephen Avenue. Instructors will be on hand to help, answer questions, and provide feedback.
A DSLR or mirrorless camera that can be set to “manual” is necessary for “Stop Shooting in Auto”. If you plan on continuing to our light workshop “Stop Relying on Natural Light” your camera will also need a hot shoe.
You will also need something to take notes on.
Absolutely! Students will have a chance to work in our studio with the instructor and on their own. A model will also be available to pose as a subject for all students.
The class runs for 8 hours (including breaks)
“Stop Shooting in Auto” is for beginners and you do not need any previous photography experience to take this workshop.
Yes, please write down your questions and the instructor will give the class ample opportunities to ask questions.
No, a skilled photographer can create works of art with almost any camera. Camera brands are personal choices and have nothing to do with the quality of work you create.
All workshop participants must agree to our rules and terms