Hello,
This weekend, I'm giving a workshop on time lapse photography - techniques and tools.
The details are below.
There is a $35 fee for the workshop. This is to cover the studio rental.
If interested please email me at "[email protected]"
Steve
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Details:
Who Should Take this Workshop:
This topic is for INTERMEDIATE to EXPERT photographers. This is NOT for beginner photographers. You should be comfortable with the manual settings on your camera. You MUST be able to set the White balance, Shutter speed, Aperture, ISO - if you don't know what these settings are, THIS WORKSHOP IS NOT FOR YOU. This will be a combined lecture/workshop on how to do Time Lapse Photography. We will run the workshop for 5-6 hours - inclusive of a simple TL project.
Number of Seats: Maximum of 10
Objectives: If you take this workshop, you should expect to leave with the following knowledge and techniques:
How to set up a TL project
How to shoot a simple TL project
How to post process a simple TL project.
Understand the workflow from start to finish for a project
Course/Workshop Outline:
The basics of how to do TL
What tools you will need,
So, you have a camera - what else do you need?
Subject considerations
Picking subjects that lend themselves to TL
Clouds moving
Sunsets
Stars and Milky Way motion
Ice Melting
Plants growing
etc
Lighting
Uniform light TL
Sunrise/Sunset - aka: "Holy Grail" TL subjects
Camera Considerations
Can my camera do TL?
Settings
TL is a MANUAL process (it's 100% set to Manual!)
Exposure Settings
Timing Settings and considerations
Tools of the trade
Shooting tools
Special software
Apps to help
Nice-to-have stuff
Dollies, Sliders, Rotating platforms
ND Filters
Post Processing
Your computer environment
Software Tools
Adobe Lightroom
LR TimeLapse
qDSLR
Quicktime Pro
Other tools
Bringing it all together: Project Workflows
Doing a simple TL project start to finis
We will shoot a small TL project Start to Finish in the workshop - we may or may not shoot outside during the workshop
Items to bring to the workshop:
DSLR or Mirrorless digital camera
Sturdy Tripod
Intervalometer or built in software in your camera to do interval shooting (in most Canon, Nikon DSLRs and mirrorless cameras)
Memory card with ample space for at least 400-600 images as RAW files for a sample project
Laptop with adequate space for processing images
STRONGLY SUGGESTED:
Adobe Lightroom (Windows or Mac version)
LRTimelapse (www.lrtimelapse.com) - free trial version (Windows or Mac Version)
The fee for this workshop is $35.00 at the door.