Canon Live Learning San Francisco
Controlling time, an introduction to time lapse, painting with light and more!
- Presented by:
- Dave Henry (Bio)
- Program:
- Canon Live Learning San Francisco
- Date:
- April 04, 2015
- Time:
- 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
- Fee:
- $49
- Location:
- Canon Live Learning San Francisco
201 California St.
San Francisco, California 94111 - Questions:
- SanFranciscoCanon@cusa.canon.com
Controlling time. That’s something most people have always dreamed of. We as photographers have the capability of controlling time with our cameras. Photographers can use long exposures to see past the capability the human eye, turn hours into seconds using a time-lapse technique as well as “paint with light” to create and capture surreal effects that are only visible to the camera.
You will learn the basics of time-lapse photography including exposure, calculating timing and composition. After that we will show you how to assemble all of it in the computer to create a time-lapse movie.
Nighttime photography can be a mystery to most photographers. We will be showing you how to use long exposures and the bulb setting for nighttime cityscapes and “painting with light.”
Another fascinating aspect of nighttime photography is capturing the moon and stars. You will learn how to get proper exposure, white balance and use other camera settings to make amazing images of the night sky.
There will be a shooting session utilizing the techniques learned so make sure you bring your DLSR camera with memory card and charged battery. You will also need a tripod, remote controller with time lapse function (Canon Timer Remote Controller TC-80N3* or other compatible device. This function is built into the 7DmkII). We will have a limited number of TC-80N3 Controllers available so please bring your own if you have one.
*TC-80N3 is only compatible with certain Canon DLSR cameras.
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