Coming up – Workshop by Jim Liaw – Stunning Portraits With Studio Lighting
Date: 9th April 2011
Location: First Photography
Time: 10am-5pm
Course trainers: Jim Liaw
Course Fee: RM880.00

For further enquiries or to confirm a seat please call or email Ning at the following address:
ningliaw@gmail.com
contact no: 0127123136

Or

sai@firstphoto.com.my
contact no: 0134882920

Coming up – Workshop by Jim Liaw – Black & White
Date:10th April 2011
Location: First Photography
Time: 10am-5pm
Course trainers: Jim Liaw
Course Fee: RM880.00

For further enquiries or to confirm a seat please call or email Ning at the following address:
ningliaw@gmail.com
contact no: 0127123136

Or

sai@firstphoto.com.my
contact no: 0134882920

The Balvenie 14 Years

LagaVulim 16 Years

Basic to Intermediate is the most popular & effective course for DSLR camera beginners regardless of whether you are Natural lighting or Induced Lighting Photographer.  The course will convert or make you using Manual Mode effectively instead of using the Programmed, Shutter or Aperture Mode. You will be trained to determine the correct exposure for your composition.

The Course includes:-

1. Proper Handling you DSLR Cameras
2. Focusing Modes
3. Aperture
4. Shutter Speed
5. ISO
6. Metering modes
7. Understanding histograms
8. Composition rules
9. Student slideshow

Course structure:-

1. 3.5 hrs theory sessions.
2. 1 hrs Breaks (2 Tea Breaks & 1 Lunch)
3. 2.5 hrs Practical session (Both Indoor & Outdoor Studio) with model.
4. 1 hr Photo Sharing Session

Instructors:

1. FIRST PHOTOGRAPHY Professional Photographers.

Requirements:

1. This course is suitable for all brands of DSLR cameras with kit lens.
2. Memory Card(s) – we recommend at least one 1GB card for this course.
3. Fully Charged camera battery or prepare Extra Battery.
4. Fees MUST BE PAID in FULL in Advance.

Remarks:

Should the Class to be Re-Scheduled, FIRST PHOTOGRAPHY will inform participants at least 2 days in advance .

Class Schedule

As photographers, we’re always looking for perfect light. And yet, the quality of available light isn’t always ideal. It is rarely perfect.

Many Amateur photographers are afraid to use flash. They solely depend very much with the mini built in flash on the camera to take their photos.  As a result, the lighting turns out to be very harsh most of the time. No more hard shadows and no more burnt highlights on the forehead and cheeks once you participate in our Flash Photography Class.

Flash Photography course is where you learn how to use your different kind of flashes, from pop-up flashes to hot-shoe flashes, the studio light even with Multi Flashes of at least 2 flashes used at any one time. We will share with you the types of common flash modifiers as well. Meanwhile, you will also be learning how to get amazing results simply by using modern speedlite flashes available with  i-TTL & Manual Mode.

Once the sun has set, many photographers will pack away their cameras and go home. This does not mean that if there is no daylight, there are no good photos to be captured. They are missing out capturing some of the most stunning and visually exciting images to be had.

Taking photographs at night is a lot simpler to achieve then one might think. The results can be very stunning and strange effects are easy to master. It is also possible to take top quality night images with just basic equipment.

Join our upcoming course on Outdoor Night Photography. We will share with you the Secret of shooting Night Shots with Manual Mode effectively.

What is Abstract Photography ?

Abstract Photography is the photographic art that is not representational of real objects in the natural world. By taking the essence of the photo or a portion of the photo and by using color and or the form in an aesthetic arrangement or combination, the photographic abstraction becomes art.

First Photography Penang is proud to organize Abstract Photography class conducted by Mr. Nawfal Nur from Lincoln, Nebraska (USA) who has been an explorer of photography since he was twelve years old.

Nawfal spends considerable effort and time working on Abstract and Fine Art Photography pieces and folio collections.  He has earned recognition for his abstract fine art works through various photo competitions, including the competitive  on-line contests at BetterPhoto.  Also, he has several fine art and macroscopic photo works published in the on-line ‘Readers Gallery‘ of the British Journal of Photography.

High speed photography is the science of taking pictures of very fast phenomena. High Speed photograph itself may be defined as taking photography with freeze motion, especially to reduce motion blur.

High Speed Photography requires a sensor with good sensitivity and either a very good shuttering system or a very fast strobe light.

You will learn to understand how Macro lens, Close up filter as well as strobe light help in taking High Speed photograph class.

What is Close-up & Macro photography?

What is the meaning of magnification ratio mean? (E.g. 1:1 1:2 or 10:1 etc)

Join our Macro Photography class. You will learn to understand Aperture, Depth of Field & the relationship between aperture and depth of field when taking Macro Shot.  You will also learn to use lighting for Close-up photography (built in flash, off camera, ring lights etc) as well as types of relevant equipment for Macro Photography.