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Basic DSLR Workshop
Learn to control your camera and make consistently sharper, better-exposed photographs in a relaxed, hands-on setting. This beginner-friendly workshop is designed for anyone who owns a DSLR or mirrorless camera and wants to move beyond automatic modes into creative control.
What you’ll learn
Camera basics: exposure triangle (aperture, shutter speed, ISO) explained simply and practically.
Modes and settings: when and how to use Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual, and Program modes.
Focus and sharpness: effective autofocus strategies, depth of field, and techniques to reduce camera shake.
Composition fundamentals: simple rules and practical tips to improve framing and story-telling.
Metering and exposure compensation: how your camera meters light and how to correct for tricky lighting.
White balance and color: how to get accurate color in-camera and when to adjust in post.
Practical shooting: guided shooting exercises to practice each concept and build confidence.
Format
Small-group, hands-on workshop led by an experienced instructor.
Short, clear demonstrations followed by guided shooting sessions around Salt Lake City.
Real-time feedback and personalized tips to help you improve immediately.
Q&A and troubleshooting so you leave confident using your own gear.
Who should attend
New camera owners who want to understand their DSLR or mirrorless camera.
Photographers ready to move beyond Auto and begin making deliberate exposure and focus decisions.
Anyone looking for a friendly, practical introduction to camera operation and basic composition.
What to bring
Your DSLR or mirrorless camera and its manual, fully charged battery, and memory card.
One or two lenses (a standard zoom and/or a prime lens if you have them).
Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.
Duration and group size
Approximately 2 hours.
Small groups to ensure hands-on instruction and individualized attention.
By the end of the workshop you’ll understand how your camera works, feel comfortable using creative exposure modes, and be able to make stronger photographs with intention. Join us and start making the images you’ve been missing.
Basic DSLR Workshop
Learn to control your camera and make consistently sharper, better-exposed photographs in a relaxed, hands-on setting. This beginner-friendly workshop is designed for anyone who owns a DSLR or mirrorless camera and wants to move beyond automatic modes into creative control.
What you’ll learn
Camera basics: exposure triangle (aperture, shutter speed, ISO) explained simply and practically.
Modes and settings: when and how to use Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual, and Program modes.
Focus and sharpness: effective autofocus strategies, depth of field, and techniques to reduce camera shake.
Composition fundamentals: simple rules and practical tips to improve framing and story-telling.
Metering and exposure compensation: how your camera meters light and how to correct for tricky lighting.
White balance and color: how to get accurate color in-camera and when to adjust in post.
Practical shooting: guided shooting exercises to practice each concept and build confidence.
Format
Small-group, hands-on workshop led by an experienced instructor.
Short, clear demonstrations followed by guided shooting sessions around Salt Lake City.
Real-time feedback and personalized tips to help you improve immediately.
Q&A and troubleshooting so you leave confident using your own gear.
Who should attend
New camera owners who want to understand their DSLR or mirrorless camera.
Photographers ready to move beyond Auto and begin making deliberate exposure and focus decisions.
Anyone looking for a friendly, practical introduction to camera operation and basic composition.
What to bring
Your DSLR or mirrorless camera and its manual, fully charged battery, and memory card.
One or two lenses (a standard zoom and/or a prime lens if you have them).
Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.
Duration and group size
Approximately 2 hours.
Small groups to ensure hands-on instruction and individualized attention.
By the end of the workshop you’ll understand how your camera works, feel comfortable using creative exposure modes, and be able to make stronger photographs with intention. Join us and start making the images you’ve been missing.