Photography: Ditch Auto - Start Shooting in Manual

Why take this course?
🎉 Master Your Manual Mode: Ditch Auto & Embrace Your DSLR Camera's Potential!
Why Take This Course? 🤔
Are you the proud owner of a DSLR Camera or a high-end Point-and-shoot, yet feel like you're barely scratching the surface of its capabilities? You're not alone. Many photographers shy away from the 'manual mode', intimidated by terms like Shutter Speed and Aperture. But fear not! 😃
By enrolling in this FREE course, you will demystify those settings and unlock the full potential of your camera. Our journey together will empower you to take control of your photography, turning confusing dials into creative tools at your fingertips.
Course Overview 📚
- Duration: Just over 4 hours of engaging content tailored for visual learners with a camera in hand.
- Format: Learn in manageable segments or binge-watch the entire course at once. Remember to have your camera ready to follow along and practice!
What Will I Learn? 🚀
You can expect to:
- Understand the Basics of DSLR Photography: Gain a solid foundation in the principles of photography, focusing on how to use your camera effectively.
- Shoot in Manual Mode with Confidence: Learn to control exposure, focus, and composition like a pro, allowing you to adapt to any lighting condition or subject matter.
- Develop Your Photographer's Brain: Train yourself to think critically about the images you capture, turning your camera into an extension of your artistic vision.
Who is Your Instructor? 📽️
I'm Jerad Hill, a seasoned Wedding Photographer with over 6 years of professional experience. I've shot over 200 weddings, countless engagement sessions, and countless portrait sessions—plus, I've captured hundreds of my own kids in action! For variety, I've also dived into live concerts and music videos.
Soon, I'll be sharing my expertise in DSLR Video, so stay tuned! My goal is to pass on everything I've learned about mastering your camera settings and crafting stunning visual stories.
Why Subscribe? 🎬
- Learn at Your Own Pace: Access the course anytime, anywhere.
- Expert Guidance: Benefit from a professional photographer's real-world experience and insights.
- Practical Skills: Develop skills that will improve your photography immediately and for years to come.
- Community: Join a community of learners who are as passionate about photography as you are.
Ready to Transform Your Photography? 📱
Don't let your camera collect dust or leave it on Auto. It's time to take the leap, understand the tools at your disposal, and create images with intention and creativity. This course is designed to guide you every step of the way. 🌟
So, grab your camera, subscribe, and let's start this photographic adventure together! Share your progress, ask questions, and become a master of Manual Mode. Your journey towards becoming a confident and skilled photographer begins now. 📸
Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and share this course with fellow photography enthusiasts who are ready to make the leap from Auto to Master!
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
The Ditch Auto - Start Shooting in Manual course serves as a valuable starting point for those keen on transitioning from automatic to manual photography modes. Instructor Jerod Hill provides practical lessons and camera-specific insights, enabling learners to confidently navigate their DSLR settings. While certain areas could benefit from enhanced visuals, the real-world practice examples help cement concepts. Some minor adjustments regarding repetitiveness and scope of subject matter will further refine the course's appeal.
What We Liked
- Broad curriculum covers various aspects of manual photography
- Real-life practice lessons illustrate camera adjustments clearly
- Detailed focus on DSLR cameras enables better understanding
- Instructor's patience and pacing appreciated by many learners
Potential Drawbacks
- Lack of visual aids for abstract concepts
- Limited coverage of landscape, street, and architecture photography
- Repetitiveness in some sections could be minimized
- Greater interactivity or on-screen examples desired by users