Master Photography 26Hr Complete Guide Includes Workbook

Last updated 7/2022
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Stop struggling & create better photos today. Taught by a pro for photography beginners – advanced. 26 hours of content.

What you’ll learn
Learn how to take back creative control from your camera
Learn the 4 easy steps to mastering Exposure
Learn my secret weapon for nailing the Exposure in camera
Learn an often overlooked camera setting and see light in a, well, different light
Learn my creative decision process for choosing specific camera settings
How to read a Histogram for perfect exposures every time
Understand the 4 key secrets to successful photos
Know how to use Composition for better photos
How your camera’s Tonal range limitation can affect what you want to create. and how to overcome it
The first lens you should buy and why
The difference between soft and hard light, and why you may want to use one over another
Requirements
Any camera will do (it’s not your camera that is the problem)
Description
*** 26 hours of photography video tutorials*** 180+ Photography E-book w/150+ images to use with this Photography Masterclass______________________________Have you ever said to yourself or to someone close to you… "the struggle is real. I look at other photos and say mine will never be that good."It doesn’t have to be that way. Your photos will drastically improve once you know the 4 core ingredients to create amazing images."What are the 4 ingredients you ask". equipment, light, composition + editing.How can this photography masterclass help you “master” these ingredients and most of all, help you create amazing images?First, I, (Chris Parker) have 30 years of experience as a professional photographer and have 10 years of experience teaching others photography.I’ll walk you through, step-by-step, each ingredient so you fully understand each concept. Let’s review each ingredient and what you’ll learn.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Jeff D. Jones"Chris Parker is amazing. He explains everything so that it’s crystal clear the first time, so you don’t have to keep replaying the lessons trying to figure out what he was talking about. I’ve been a photographer myself for over twenty years and I feel that to stay fresh, it’s a good idea to take these "refresher" courses like Chris’. I highly recommend this course to anyone and everyone who is interested in photography."\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\INGREDIENT 1: EQUIPMENTIt’s not the gear that you have that allows you to create great images. it’s knowing how to get the most out of what you have!If you master Lighting and Composition, you’ll be able to create spectacular images whether you have a smartphone, a $500 DSLR, or a $10,000 Mirrorless camera.But, before you can master Lighting and Composition, you need to understand how your camera AND lenses work, their limitations, and more.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Desislava Toteva Garcia"This course is extremely helpful!! I love the way you explain everything + I love your vibe!! 100 % recommended!!"\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\With that knowledge, you’ll elevate your photographic knowledge beyond 90% of photographers in the world.When you complete this section you’ll understand.How to read a Histogram for perfect exposures every timeYou’ll know the difference between Dynamic and Tonal range and how that affects your exposure and.How your camera’s Tonal range limitation can affect what you want to create. and how to overcome itThe first lens you should buy and whyWhy your camera gets exposure wrong and how to fix itHow to take full creative control over your camera and shoot in Manual mode (easy. step-by-step instructions)Why I don’t recommend Manual Mode for beginners and I’ll reveal a better alternative!How to get sharp images every timeWhy lenses aren’t always perfect and how to avoid imperfectionsYou’ll discover the difference between Focal length and Field of View and their purpose in creating amazing imagesWhy you should consider the Crop Factor before buying a lensHow lens Aberrations can negatively affect your photos and how to overcome them\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Shelly Woesthoff"I really liked the interactive camera demonstration indoors and outdoors. Makes it much easier to wrap your mind around the different settings when you can see it in real-time."\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Start by mastering the camera gear you have. Then, move on to mastering.INGREDIENT 2: LIGHTAlthough this is the second ingredient… it’s actually the number one ingredient to master. Why should it be number one?Well, without it, you wouldn’t be able to create an image. It’s like trying to create a photo with your lens cap on. How do you think that will work out?With Light, you can tell a story by shaping the light based on your creative vision. Light can be soft or hard, and can even be of different colors.Harnessing light is essential for creating amazing images. Once you complete the Light mastery section, you’ll understand.The difference between soft and hard light, and why you may want to use one over anotherWhere light comes from and why it’s important to your photographyHow your camera sees light and its limitationsThe 3 behaviors of light and how they can alter what you captureHow contrast can change the mood of your imageThe 4 characteristics of light and how they can affect the quality of your imagesAnd more\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Ryan Lehoullier"Phenomenal course. Clearly, a lot of time and effort went into it. The course is informative with quality content and valuable information. Thank you for this."\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\This section is in the process of being re-recorded and will also include new content. See (below) the last section for more information.INGREDIENT 3: COMPOSITIONNow that you’ve mastered Light and are a master of your camera gear it’s time to elevate your photographic prowess by mastering composition.This will include.A true understanding of what composition is and how it can make your images better10 composition rules that will improve your images instantlyThis section is in the process of being re-recorded and will also include new content. See (below) the last section for more information.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Kris Chartrand"I purchased my canon rebel nearly 10 years ago and I had never attempted to play with the manual settings, this course truly helped me understand and the images he actually uses and does as a walk through truly helped the understanding quite a bit. I can’t wait to start playing around and testing what I have learned. Thank you!"\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\INGREDIENT 4: EDITINGNow that you’re impressing family and friends with your photography skills, there’s one more thing that will take you over the top. editing.Photo Editing, in and of itself, is an art form. Master editing and you’ll leave your mark on the world for generations to come. Yes, editing is that powerful.Half the goal of editing is developing your own editing style. It won’t be easy. and will take some time.I’ll guide you on your editing journey with several image manipulation apps that can help you achieve your creative vision. This will include introductory’s to.LightroomPhotoshopGIMPDarktableAnd morePlus, I’ve included a 4 step process for “developing” your editing style.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Robert TurnerUsing plain simple language Chris manages to make what is seemingly complicated understandable – I’ve been playing around with cameras for years and mostly been flying by the seat of my pants, I’m now starting to understand how I managed to jag those couple of really great shots, and now hopefully will be able to create even more ‘great shots’.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\COURSE REFRESH IN PROGRESSAlthough this photography course already includes 26 hours of content it’s a work-in-progress. My goal is to make this the best photography course here on Udemy.I’ve taken feedback from hundreds of students, based on what they want to learn, things I can do to improve the course, and more.This feedback will generate, when completed, at least another 6-8 hours of content. Here’s a list of upcoming changes that will go live by the Summer of 2022;Lens Masterclass (Section 9) re-recorded with at least 1 hour of new contentThe lighting section re-recorded with at least 1-2 hours of new contentThe composition section is being re-recorded with at least 2 hours of new contentPhotography Masterclass Workbook (e-book), up to 300 pages for offline use to study what you’ve learned. Plus, additional resources to elevate your photographic skills
Overview
Section 1: Photography Essentials Quick Start Guide
Lecture 1 209 Page Photography Masterclass Ebook
Lecture 2 Interested in learning my 5 steps for shooting in Manual Mode?
Lecture 3 4 Key Ingredients For Mastering Photography
Lecture 4 Painting With Light
Lecture 5 30 Years of Photography Experience in 9 Minutes
Lecture 6 Photography WB
Lecture 7 In-Studio Deep Dive – Putting It All Together
Lecture 8 Outdoor Demonstration
Lecture 9 Pro Editing Tips
Lecture 10 5 Photography Tips
Section 2: How To Get the Most From This Photography Class
Lecture 11 How To Get the Most Out Of This Class
Lecture 12 Additional Resources
Lecture 13 Join the Official Student Photography Group
Section 3: Key Ingredient 1: Camera Masterclass Part 1
Lecture 14 Types of Cameras
Lecture 15 How Your Camera Works
Lecture 16 What Camera Should You Buy Now/Next
Lecture 17 Camera Buying Tips
Lecture 18 Mega Camera Buying Guide
Section 4: Key Ingredient 1: Camera Masterclass Part 2
Lecture 19 Exposure, Deep Dive
Lecture 20 Maximize Your Available Light: Deep Dive
Lecture 21 Unleash your Creativity, Demo Included
Lecture 22 Maximize Your Creativity: Deep Dive
Lecture 23 Alternative Creative Option: Demonstration
Lecture 24 Alternative Creative Option: Deep Dive
Lecture 25 Why Your Camera Gets Exposure Wrong
Lecture 26 Meter Modes
Lecture 27 Exposure Compensation To the Rescue!
Lecture 28 Additional Resources on "Stops"
Lecture 29 Dynamic Range
Lecture 30 Master Your Histogram Part 1
Lecture 31 Master Your Histogram Part 2
Lecture 32 How To Use the Exposure Triangle Like a Pro
Lecture 33 Full Creative Mode {Step-by-Step} A.K.A: Manual Mode
Lecture 34 Resources For Continued Learning
Lecture 35 Never Capture the Wrong Exposure, Ever Again!
Lecture 36 Bulb Mode
Section 5: Key Ingredient 1: Camera Masterclass Part 3
Lecture 37 3 More Modes Vital To Mastering Your Camera
Lecture 38 How To Get Sharp Images, Everytime
Lecture 39 10 Photos Every Second?
Lecture 40 Quality Matters. Doesn’t It?
Section 6: Full Creative Control
Lecture 41 About This Section
Lecture 42 Exposure Triangle – Part 1
Lecture 43 Exposure Triangle – Part 2
Lecture 44 the Aperture
Lecture 45 the Aperture Project
Lecture 46 the Shutter Speed
Lecture 47 the Shutter Speed Project
Lecture 48 the ISO
Lecture 49 the ISO Project
Lecture 50 Master Exposure
Lecture 51 Exposure Analogy 1
Lecture 52 Exposure Analogy 2
Lecture 53 Light Meter
Lecture 54 EV Indicator
Lecture 55 EV Project
Section 7: Key Ingredient 1: Lenses 101
Lecture 56 Lens 101
Lecture 57 Lens Categories
Lecture 58 Anatomy of a Lens
Lecture 59 Lens Numbers + Letters, & Markings, Oh My!
Lecture 60 Focal Length + Field of View
Lecture 61 Lens Crop Factor
Section 8: Key Ingredient 1: Lens Issues
Lecture 62 Bad Lens Intro
Lecture 63 Chromatic Aberration
Lecture 64 Spherical Aberration
Lecture 65 Optical Distortions
Lecture 66 Perspective Distortions
Lecture 67 Back Focus
Lecture 68 Lens Diffraction
Lecture 69 Lens Flare
Lecture 70 Vignetting
Lecture 71 What a Bad Lens Looks Like
Lecture 72 Lens Coatings
Lecture 73 Lens Stabilization
Section 9: Key Ingredient 1: Lens Guide + Tips
Lecture 74 Lens Buying Tips
Lecture 75 Vintage vs Modern Lenses
Lecture 76 Ten Tips for Buying Used Lenses
Lecture 77 Name Brand vs Off Brand
Lecture 78 To Buy Or Not To Buy a Kit Lens?
Lecture 79 Prime Or Zoom Lens?
Lecture 80 Benefits of a Wide Angle Zoom + Prime
Lecture 81 Benefits of a Standard Zoom + Prime
Lecture 82 Benefits of a Medium Telephoto Zoom + Prime
Lecture 83 Have You Considered a Mega Telephoto Zoom?
Lecture 84 Update
Lecture 85 Macro Lenses
Lecture 86 Fish Eye Lenses
Lecture 87 Tilt Shift Lenses
Lecture 88 Lens Baby Lenses
Section 10: Key Ingredient 2: Master Light
Lecture 89 Re-Recording + New Content | In Production
Lecture 90 the True Meaning of Photography
Lecture 91 Where Light Comes From
Lecture 92 What is Light?
Lecture 93 the Visible Light Spectrum
Lecture 94 How Your Camera Sees Light
Lecture 95 How You See Color
Lecture 96 Behaviours of Light
Lecture 97 1st Behaviour
Lecture 98 2nd Behaviour
Lecture 99 3rd Behaviour
Lecture 100 Contrast In Photography
Lecture 101 Characteristics of Light
Lecture 102 Characteristic 1
Lecture 103 Characteristic 2
Lecture 104 Characteristic 3
Lecture 105 Characteristic 4
Section 11: Color of Light Deep Dive
Lecture 106 Update
Lecture 107 White Balance
Section 12: Key 3: Composition Masterclass
Lecture 108 Re-Recording + New Content | In Production
Lecture 109 What is Composition?
Lecture 110 Your Canvas
Lecture 111 What’s a Compositional Elements & Techniques?
Section 13: Composition: Light
Lecture 112 How "Light" Influences Your Composition + Tips
Section 14: Composition: Color
Lecture 113 Discover how color can affect your composition
Section 15: Color Deep Dive | For Compositions
Lecture 114 Discover more about how color can influence your composition
Section 16: Composition Shapes
Lecture 115 Shapes
Section 17: Composition: Forms
Lecture 116 Form
Section 18: Composition: Depth + Foreground Interest
Lecture 117 Depth
Section 19: Composition: Textures
Lecture 118 Textures
Section 20: Composition: Reflections
Lecture 119 Reflections
Section 21: Composition: Patterns
Lecture 120 Patterns
Section 22: Composition: Movement
Lecture 121 Motion
Section 23: Composition: Expression
Lecture 122 Expression
Section 24: Composition: Poses
Lecture 123 Pose
Section 25: Composition: Shadows
Lecture 124 Shadows
Section 26: Composition: Lines
Lecture 125 Leading Lines
Section 27: Composition: Rule of Thirds
Lecture 126 Rule of Thirds
Section 28: Composition: Framing
Lecture 127 Framing
Section 29: Composition: B&W
Lecture 128 B&W
Section 30: Key Ingredient 4: Editing Essentials
Lecture 129 Editing
Section 31: How To Develop Your Own Editing Style
Lecture 130 Intro
Lecture 131 Step 1
Lecture 132 Step 2
Lecture 133 Step 3
Lecture 134 Step 4
Section 32: Key Ingredient 4: Photoshop For Beginners
Lecture 135 Introduction to Photoshop for Beginners
Lecture 136 Home Screen
Lecture 137 Create New Files
Lecture 138 Interface + Workspaces
Lecture 139 Open Files
Lecture 140 Multiple Files
Lecture 141 Save + Export
Lecture 142 Make It Pop
Lecture 143 Retouch It
Lecture 144 Resize + Save It
Lecture 145 Layers 101
Lecture 146 Layers 201
Lecture 147 Layers 301
Section 33: Key Ingredient 4: Lightroom CC
Lecture 148 How To Add Photos to Lightroom
Lecture 149 How To Migrate Photos From Lightroom Classic to CC
Lecture 150 Organize Your Photos In Lightroom
Lecture 151 Lightroom Editing Step 1
Lecture 152 How To Use the Light Panel in Lightroom
Lecture 153 How To Use the Tone Curve in Lightroom
Lecture 154 How To Use the Color Panel in Lightroom
Lecture 155 Batch Edit in Lightroom
Section 34: Key Ingredient 4: GIMP the Photoshop {Free} Alternative
Lecture 156 Introduction to GIMP for Beginners
Lecture 157 Make It Pop
Lecture 158 Fix It
Lecture 159 Save It
Lecture 160 Interface
Lecture 161 New Docs
Lecture 162 File Formats
Lecture 163 Zoom + Pan
Lecture 164 Save + Export
Lecture 165 Layers 101
Lecture 166 Types of Layers
Lecture 167 Layer Masks
Lecture 168 Layer Attributes
Section 35: Darktable
Lecture 169 Free RAW Editor
Lecture 170 Overview
Lecture 171 Importing
Lecture 172 Your First Edit
Lecture 173 Exporting
Section 36: Profitable Photography Business
Lecture 174 What Type of Photography?
Lecture 175 Business Name Part 1
Lecture 176 Business Name Part 2
Lecture 177 Branding
Lecture 178 Logo
Lecture 179 Business Structure
Lecture 180 Sales Tax
Lecture 181 Checking Account + Credit Cards
Lecture 182 Merchant Account
Lecture 183 Bookkeeper
Lecture 184 Associations
Lecture 185 Insurance
Lecture 186 Home or Commercial Office
Lecture 187 the Contract
Lecture 188 Pricing Strategies
Lecture 189 Pricing for Profit
Lecture 190 Pricing Models
Lecture 191 Domain Name + Website
Lecture 192 Tips For Your Web Pages
Lecture 193 SEO
Lecture 194 Build your Portfolio
Lecture 195 Social Media
Lecture 196 Network
Lecture 197 Word of Mouth
Lecture 198 Marketing Through Associations
Lecture 199 Online Advertising
Lecture 200 Sales Consult
Lecture 201 Contract + Deposit
Lecture 202 Paid In Full?
Section 37: Wedding Photography
Lecture 203 Pre-Wedding Consultation
Lecture 204 Inspirational Prep
Lecture 205 Final Prep
Lecture 206 Arrive
Lecture 207 Getting Ready | the Bride Part 1
Lecture 208 Getting Ready | the Bride Part 2
Lecture 209 Getting Ready | the Bride Part 3
Lecture 210 Getting Ready | the Bride Part 4
Lecture 211 Getting Ready | the Bride Part 5
Lecture 212 Getting Ready | the Groom Part 1
Lecture 213 Getting Ready | the Groom Part 2
Lecture 214 Pre-Ceremony Part 1
Lecture 215 Pre-Ceremony Part 2
Lecture 216 Pre-Ceremony Part 3
Lecture 217 Processional Part 1
Lecture 218 Processional Part 2
Lecture 219 Ceremony Part 1
Lecture 220 Ceremony Part 2
Lecture 221 Recessional
Lecture 222 Family Photos Part 1
Lecture 223 Family Photos Part 2
Lecture 224 Wedding Party
Lecture 225 the Couples Photo Shoot – Part 1
Lecture 226 the Couples Photo Shoot – Part 2
Lecture 227 the Couples Photo Shoot – Part 3
Lecture 228 the Couples Photo Shoot – Part 4
Lecture 229 the Couples Photo Shoot – Part 5
Lecture 230 Reception Part 1
Lecture 231 Reception Part 2
Lecture 232 Reception Part 3
Lecture 233 Reception Part 4
Section 38: Bonus
Lecture 234 Bonus 2
Perfect for, new or semi-experienced photographers,Struggling to create the photos you want? This class is for you.,Need a photography refresher? You’ll learn more than you ever thought possible.

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