Intermediate Photography

Intermediate Photography: SLR and Mirrorless Camera

First Class Overview:

A quick review of the key concepts learned in the first three classes.

What You’ll Learn:

How to control and set ISO (light sensitivity) to achieve the best images under various lighting conditions.
Introduction to using electronic flash for filling shadows and shooting in dark environments.
Mastering good exposure techniques and using the Histogram in your camera.
Exploring various lenses to expand the reach or widen the view of your photographs.
In-depth coverage of shutter release modes and various autofocus modes for:
- Capturing action images.
- Securing accurate focus in portraiture or with telephoto lenses.
Learning hyperfocal focus techniques for ultra-sharp landscapes.
Exploring post-processing methods using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic for cataloging and editing images.

And more…

Prerequisites:
Beginning Photography

Supplies:

Bring your camera to class.
Personalized advice will be provided for those looking to purchase their first SLR/Mirrorless camera or upgrade their current equipment.

Spring 2025

4/3/2025

4/17/2025

1:00 PM

4:00 PM

THU

Main Building

168

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Instructor:

Richard Vallon

Richard Vallon Jr. was born and raised in New Orleans. A graduate of ASU with a BFA (photography), he has enjoyed teaching photography since 1981. He has taught the UNO Metro College photo classes and classes at Lakeside Camera since 2004.

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