September 12, 2020
at 9:00am -
5:00pm
with Charles R Odom, CPP
The first part of the course will teach the definition of exposure and how to determine proper exposure. It will include the three elements of the exposure triangle and how each element affects exposure. In addition, it will also teach how to calculate exposure compensation. The second part of the course will teach basic studio lighting. It will cover types of lighting and different light modifiers. It will also include how to set up lighting to achieve different types of lighting such as Rembrandt, split, broad, and short lighting. There will be hands on exercises for both parts of the course.
Course Items:Students should bring note taking materials, camera with fully charged battery and blank media. Students should also bring their light meter if they have one. All lighting equipment and course materials will be provided by the instructors., lunch will be provided
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