Photography Workshop

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We are offering a photography workshop that is tailored for hobbyist and beginners who already knows a little about how a DSLR works. It will deal more on understanding the most basic practical things in photography, understanding the basic light, and the most basic and used post processing techniques. It will be a two-day workshop and strictly limited to 8 slots (for better learning) at a fee of 3000 inclusive of 2 lunch, 4 snacks, and all the coffee along the way...

The workshop is on June 11 and 12, 2011 starting at 8am till 5pm with little breaks along the way as to give more time on understanding things and some practical shoot. A non-refundable 1000 reservation fee is required for you to be guaranteed with a slot and cut-off is 2-days before the workshop date

Outline: (Basic Portraiture and Landscape)
Day 1:
A brief explanation and relationship of commonly used terms in portraiture and landscape photography
Studio Lighting Practices
An introduction to landscape filters
Model Shoot

Day 2:
Post processing techinques for portrait and landscape photos
Laptop or desktop with atleast CS3 installed.



what you need and a must...

• DSLR that you have a little knowledge about its operation and locate its basic functions. This is a must for us to cut the lost of time trying to locate where ISO/WB/S/f... etc

• Laptop or desktop that has at least Adobe Photoshop CS3

What to expect...
We will let you understand the basic and practical shooting habits
The relationship of commonly used terms in photography
I will share to you the basic and practical lighting
Model shoot using studio and ambient/continuous lighting...
Product shoot using studio and ambient/ continuous lighting...
The most basic and practical post-processing habits in both portraiture and landscape

for interested parties you may email gab.events@gmail.com
Text of Call 09228833311


GAB Events
#8 Banilad, Cebu City (Infront of BTC)
gab.events@gmail.com

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few slots left...

will discuss to you the importance of taking the right shot... getting that correct white balance, snapping that desired picture inorder we have a lesser and more productive post-processing, maximizing bokeh's..... etc


GAB Photography Studio will be available soon to the general public by middle of January. Will announce the date very soon.
Rental:
600 per hour (2000 for 4-hours): use of CFFL continuous lighting with or without softboxes with 12 people allowed including make-up artist and model...
900 per hour: use of studio lights with a maximum of 3 photographers shooting one after the other.
Studio dimension: 5.2mtrs X 6.8mtrs

[- S m i L e Y -]

hi! naa pani? naa moy contact number? tnx

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smiley,
check your PM


A couple more slots to go to make 8 pax then it will be closed...
Basic Practical Shooting under studio lights and ambient/continuous lighting (portraiture/product based)
January 8-9, 2010 8am til 5pm
2500

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a photo from one of the attendees of the "Bloat Batch" of GAB Workshop


photo by: Dennis Lim
understanding studio lighting and post processing

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photo by: Apot P

showing the relationship of apperture/distance/bokeh and the correct white balance
the only post processing done is cropping, re-sizing, watermark

[alvingo]

BOs, mangutana lng ko kung asa ta ma katun adobe photoshop and photography! ?

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bossing alvingo,
there are alot of places to learn photoshop and photography... the most common is self-study and practice... the second one is attending workshops... with regards to workshops we do conduct workshops discussing more about practical shooting habits and basics on both photography and post-processing..... with regards to solely photoshop, Roy Sabay teaches a little advance phase of post-processing

as to our workshop we have one coming up the week after Sinulog due to a persistent request from certain group of four wanted to learn about photography and post-processing. we do limit our session from 6-8 attendees to maximize learning. as to learning things I wont guarantee that you will absorb all 100% of what is taught because it depends on your passion about the craft. photography cant be learned overnight but thru practicing the things discussed on the workshop alongside with photoshop (an honest opinion).

For us, the first thing to learn in photoshop or post-processing is getting the right exposure, white balance, creativity, DOF and dynamics of the picture.... the second thing is to have that certain visualization of your intended finished picture...

[alvingo]

Thanks for the info normally how long is the workshop ? How much ? Do we need Dlsr camera for this sessions

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you're welcome boss.

our workshop is scheduled for 2-days (portraiture/product based)... 8-5pm @ 2500
day 1: Photography stuff
day 2: Basics on Studio Lighting then post-processing
we do encourage our attendees to sit-in on the next scheduled workshops as refreshers and this time for free

you need DSLR on day 1 and 2 because we will be doing some shoots in the studio for better understanding of what was discussed... Laptop with atleast CS3 installed on Day 2...