Do you enjoy taking photographs but find the world of digital imaging a challenge?

Do you find that your camera manual doesn't provide the answers you're looking for?

Would you like to take advantage of the many new and powerful features only realized through digital photography?

If any of these apply, then this course is for you!

In An Introduction to Digital Photography you will learn :

• the basics of image exposure
• about the key differences between digital and film photography;
• how a digital sensor creates images;
• how to manage and organize your image files;
• the fundamental digital controls, including histograms, white balance, contrast, and sharpening;
• to create eye catching compositions;
• how and when to use your flash; and
• the basics of image editing

The course includes 6 2-hour sessions as well as a field trip, for a total of 16 course-hours of instruction. Weekly voluntary assignments are given and shared with the class at the start of each session.

Participants should :

• own a digital camera;
• be familiar with transfering images from their camera to their computer;
• must have internet access and be comfortable working in a PC or Mac environment;
• have Adobe Acrobat Reader V.6.0 (or later) installed on their computer;

WHEN:	Every Monday night, March 29 - May 3, 2010
	from 7-9:15 PM
WHERE:	Studio 2880
REGISTER:	250-562-4526
PRICE:	$239

Ted is a semi-professional photographer, whose portfolio consists of event, landscape, and travel work. Based in Prince George, British Columbia, he also teaches courses in photography. A sample of his work can be found here.

If you have any questions regarding the course, please email Ted at mypixbc@gmail.com.