From ultra-wide angle to ultra-telephoto to macro, tilt-shift and more, discover the creative options that specialized lenses and attachments provide.
Overview
Syllabus
Welcome
- Welcome
- Roadmap of the course
- Words about focal length
- Understanding camera position
- What filters are for
- Shopping for filters
- Understanding neutral density filters
- Applying neutral density filters
- Polarizing filters
- Some shooting tips for working with a polarizing filter
- Using infrared filters
- Processing the infrared image
- Handling stuck filters
- Working with ultra-wide lenses
- Using a wide-angle lens
- Understanding fisheye lenses
- Working with fisheye lenses
- Understanding fisheye exposure
- Taking fisheye further
- Processing fisheye and wide-angle images
- Correcting tone in fisheye images
- Understanding super telephoto
- Shooting distant subjects
- Compressing the sense of depth
- Working with shallow depth of field
- Working with teleconverters
- Editing telephoto images
- Understanding macro basics
- Shooting close
- Shooting macro
- Working with a point-and-shoot for macro
- Using a two-lens strategy
- Understanding tilt shift
- Correcting perspective
- Creating the toy effect
- Deepening depth of field
- Working with specialty lenses
- Using the Lensbaby
- Working with the Lensbaby Macro attachment
- Shooting with a Holga attachment
- Using an alternative mount lens
- Using super-fast lenses
- Correcting Lensbaby images
- Correcting perspective
- Creating the toy effect
- Getting the lo-fi Holga look
- Reproducing the effect of a Lensbaby
- Cropping and enlarging images
- Choosing whether to borrow or buy
- Goodbye
Taught by
Ben Long
