Photography Course 104: Manual Exposure
Bring Your Creative Ideas to Life with Manual Exposure
Photo course highlights:
- Learn to use the camera’s built-in light meter to achieve the correct exposure.
- Understand the relationship between ISO, aperture, and shutter speed.
- Balance the exposure triangle to control light and depth of field.
- Adjust settings quickly in various lighting conditions.
- Capture perfectly exposed images in challenging environments.
- Gain confidence in shooting manually in any situation.
Unlock the full potential of your camera and consistently get the shots you actually want. In this workshop, I’ll guide you through manual exposure and various focusing modes, so you can stop missing the mark. Say goodbye to the frustration of blurry shots and inconsistent exposures—my practical, no-nonsense approach will give you the skills to take control of your camera and bring your creative ideas to life with precision and confidence.
Revamp How You Think About Photography
Important Details
- All cameras with manual mode.
- All brands of digital cameras.
- Unsure? Contact me to check your camera’s suitability.
- Camera and several lenses (if available)
- Fully charged battery
- Emptied memory card
- Camera manual
- Notebook and pen
There are two locations depending on the time of year and weather.
April 1 – October 31: In front of The Royal Conservatory of Music.
November 1 – March 31: The Allen Lambert Galleria inside Brookfield Place, just by the RBC Dominion Securities facade.
My complete cancellation and refund policy is found in the Terms of Sale. The following summary is for your convenience:
- All sales are final, and no refunds are given if you cancel.
- If unexpected issues occur, you can reschedule up to 24 hours before your group photography workshop is scheduled to start.
This outdoor photography workshop requires weather-appropriate clothing to stay comfortable and protect your gear, especially on wet days.
My photography courses are held outdoors and involve walking. Some locations may not be fully accessible. In case of bad weather, I’ll notify you of any changes to the meeting location.
I highly recommend attending courses 101 to 105 in their numerical order. Taking the lessons out of order is discouraged because each builds upon the concepts presented in previous lessons.