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HDR & Bracketing for Landscape Photography

Discover how powerful bracketing your photographs can be when you improve the fine details and truly capture a moment that looks how it felt.

  • What is Bracketing and HDR?
  • Can Your Camera Bracket?
  • How to Set up Bracketing
  • ISO Bracketing
  • HDR Photography Tips
  • What is AEB?
  • How to Set up AEB
  • Manual v AEB – What’s the Best Approach?
  • How to Blend Bracketed Images Together in Lightroom

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How to Create Depth & Layers

How to give your photography interest, engagement and a 3D perspective

  • Is depth important in a photo?
  • How to create depth in-camera
  • Creating depth in the edit
  • Where to find natural layers

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How to Create Reflections

Learn how to capture and create stunning reflections in photography using natural light, creative props, and editing tools.

  • Why Reflections Matter
  • Capturing Natural Reflections In-Camera
  • Creative Reflection Techniques at Home
  • Editing Reflections (Post-Production Techniques)
  • Common Mistakes & How to Avoid Them

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Intimate & Macro | Woodland Photography

Discover how to capture incredibly detailed close up photographs on any budget and learn what makes a successful macro.

  • What is (and isn’t) considered macro photography?
  • Magnification ratios
  • DSLR v Mirrorless camera – which is best?
  • Best macro lens options
  • Extension Tubes
  • Macro Lens Filters – are they worth it?
  • Auto v Manual Focus – which is best?
  • Tripod or Handheld?
  • What is ‘Working Distance’?
  • How to Set the Exposure for Macro
  • Using Flash & Diffusers
  • Where to focus your photos

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Introduction to Photography Lighting

Light will make or break your image. With a clear understanding of how to manipulate light and its qualities you can craft incredible photographs.

  • Common Lighting Terms
  • What Types of Light Sources Are There?
  • What are the Qualities of Light?
  • What is Light Quality?
  • What is Colour Temperature?
  • What is a Key Light?
  • What is a Fill Light?
  • Single-Light Setups
  • Three-Light Setups

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Introduction to Portrait Lighting

Discover how to create striking and flattering lighting setups for any type of portrait using minimal equipment on a budget.

  • The Qualities of Light
  • Backlighting / Silhouetting
  • Split Lighting
  • Butterfly & Rembrandt
  • Broad / Narrow Lighting
  • 3 Point Lighting Setups

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Landscape Photography Mistakes w/Chris Sale

Learn from pro Landscape photographer Chris Sale how to avoid the most common mistakes new landscape lovers make.

  • How to Master the Light
  • Knowing your Equipment
  • The Importance of Tripods
  • Rushing the Moment
  • The Power of Research & Planning
  • Shooting at the Right Time

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Sensor, Megapixels & Resolution

A beginner’s guide to understanding how the sensor size, amount of megapixels and image resolution all contribute to the overall finished quality of your digital or printed image.

  • How a digital sensor works
  • Types of camera sensors
  • How crop factor affects focal length
  • What a megapixel is
  • How many megapixels is enough?
  • What is best – more megapixels or a larger sensor?
  • Understanding resolution
  • The difference between DPI and PPI
  • How to work out your maximum print size

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Street Photography

Discover what it takes to capture compelling shots on the streets filled with emotion, action, drama and how you, as the photographer, need to prepare yourself.

  • 2 Sides of Street Photography
  • How to Cope with Public Anxiety
  • How to ‘Dress and Act’
  • Best Camera and Lenses to Use
  • Best Shooting Practises
  • 2 Approaches to Photographing Strangers
  • The Law & Street Photography
  • Alternative Street Photo Ideas

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What Makes a ‘Bad’ Photograph

By only concentrating on content and style, you might not be aware of the pitfalls and basic errors occurring in your photography

  • Solving Focus Issues
  • Choosing the Right Tripod Height
  • Ignoring the Shadows
  • The Importance of Backgrounds
  • Where to Place the Crop

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All of the available webinars have been pre-recorded to ensure the highest quality and best presentation possible.

It also means that it’s on-demand and you don’t need to attend a class at a particular time. You can watch it where you want and when you want!

You don’t need anything besides an internet-enabled device and a good internet connection.

You won’t be asked to upload any photos or complete any practical tasks during the webinar. But you can certainly take all the information in the class to improve your photography afterwards.

Our iPhotography webinars are short-term and focused photography lessons for photographers who don’t have lots of spare time to fully complete one of our incredible online courses.

Most of our webinar classes range from 15-40 minutes long, with no tests or assignments to complete.

It’s a fast class on a very specific topic, packed with answers about how to improve your skillset and photos.

They don’t include tests, quizzes, certificates or access to other site features such as the Download Library & Member’s Photo Gallery.

Some of these webinars started life as a live class exclusive for iPhotography PLUS members.

But we’ve since revisited these presentations, improved the approach and re-recorded the whole class to retain the highest quality and make it evergreen.

If you are an iPhotography PLUS member, the original live versions may be found in your Media Library. If you’d like to subscribe to iPhotography PLUS, click here.

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