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Intermediate Digital Photography

The Intermediate Digital Photography course follows on after Alison launched earlier Beginner and Introduction to Digital Photography courses making the Alison offering on Digital Photography robust.

Intermediate Digital Photography

Intermediate Digital Photography

The Intermediate Digital Photography course follows on after Alison launched earlier Beginner and Introduction to Digital Photography courses making the Alison offering on Digital Photography robust.

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August 17th 2017: Alison launches new free online course: Intermediate Digital Photography

 

Intermediate Digital Photography - from Alison will interest learners who would like to gain knowledge of more advanced photography features and techniques. The Intermediate Digital Photography course follows on after Alison launched earlier Beginner and Introduction to Digital Photography courses making the Alison offering on Digital Photography robust.

 

Correct exposure is essential to capturing great photographs and involves choosing the appropriate combination of shutter speed, aperture and ISO. This course explains in detail how these three factors work individually, and how they interconnect to realise the correct exposure. The course also looks at the various types of filters that are available and how they function.

The course also reviews post-production skills and tools in Photoshop such as basic color selecting, straightening photographs, using the Crop tool, the Spot Healing Brush and Layer Masks.

 

Speaking about our range of Digital Photography courses, Alison’s Head of Content Eric Corbett said: “The Alison Digital Photography offering will be of great interest to those who want go beyond using the automatic camera settings and learn more advanced techniques - turning snapshots into great photographs.”

 

You can find the course here: Intermediate Digital Photography