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DIGITAL. SLR. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE. PHOTOGRAPHY. CANON REBEL. SHUTTER. LENS RELEASE. TOP VIEW. FLASH HOT SHOE. MAIN CONTROLS. FLASH BUTTON. RIGHT SIDE VIEW. LENS RELEASE BUTTON. COMPUTER USB PORT ( UNDER RUBBER FLAP). MEMORY CARD COMPARTMENT. LEFT SIDE VIEW. MAIN

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  1. DIGITAL SLR AN INTRODUCTION TO THE PHOTOGRAPHY

  2. CANON REBEL SHUTTER LENS RELEASE TOP VIEW FLASH HOT SHOE MAIN CONTROLS

  3. FLASH BUTTON RIGHT SIDE VIEW LENS RELEASE BUTTON COMPUTER USB PORT • (UNDER RUBBER FLAP)

  4. MEMORY CARD COMPARTMENT LEFT SIDE VIEW

  5. MAIN CONTROLS LENS ALIGNMENT MARKS INTERNALMIRROR FRONT VIEW LENS CONNECTORS

  6. VIEWFINDER FOCUS AUTOFOCUS SELECTION LCD SCREEN REAR VIEW

  7. BUILT-IN FLASH UP SHUTTER BUTTON FRONT VIEW LENS RELEASE BUTTON

  8. SHUTTER BUTTON MAIN DIAL MODE SELECTOR CLOSEUP MAIN CONTROLS ON/OFF ISO SETTINGS

  9. IMAGE STABLIZER AUTOFOCUS SWITCH CLOSEUP OF LENS CONTROLS FLASH MODE LENS RELEASE BUTTON DEPTH OF FIELD PREVIEW BUTTON

  10. WHITE BALANCE AUTOFOCUS SELECTION QUICK CONTROLS CONTROLS ON BACK OF CAMERA DRIVE MODE PLAYBACK ERASE AUTOFOCUS MODE PICTURE STYLE

  11. MOVIE MODE SPORTS M - MANUAL AV - APERTURE PRIORITY TV - SHUTTER PRIORITY MAIN CONTROLS P - PROGRAM MODE GREEN - AUTOMATIC CLOSEUP PORTRAIT LANDSCAPE

  12. DETAILS ABOUT MAIN SETTINGS

  13. PICTURE STYLE WHITE BALANCE MODE QUICK MENU BATTERY LIFE

  14. BASIC SETTING EXPOSURE COMPENSATION EXPOSURE MODE QUICK MENU # OF PHOTOS LEFT

  15. SHUTTER SPEED APETURE SETTING ISO SETTING QUICK MENU IMAGE QUALITY PHOTO SIZE OR RESOLUTION

  16. FLASH AVERAGE BRIGHT SUN WHITE BALANCE FLORESCENT LIGHT SHADOWS CLOUDY CUSTOM TUNGSTEN LIGHT

  17. AVERAGE CLASSROOMS ISO SPEEDS ISO SPEED 100 or 200 GOOD FOR OUTDOORS GYM MAXIMUM DON’T GO THERE!

  18. FOCUS RIGHT AVERAGE AUTOFOCUS USES ALL POINTS AUTOFOCUS SETTINGS FOCUS LEFT CENTER FOCUS OPTIONAL FOCUS POINTS RED LIGHT TELLS YOU WHERE CAMERA IS FOCUSING

  19. YOU DON’T REALLY NEED TO MESS WITH SETTINGS UNDER MENU MENU OPTIONS

  20. MEMORY CARDS STAY IN CAMERA. USE USB CORD TO CONNECT TO COMPUTER. DON’T ERASE CHIPS! CARDS, CABLES & BATTERIES

  21. WE HAVE TWO 60D CAMERAS FOR SPORTS CANON 60D

  22. WE HAVE TWO • TOP-OF-THE-LINE • 7D CAMERAS CANON 7D

  23. THERE’S A RIGHT WAY AND A WRONG WAY HOLDING A CAMERA

  24. WE HAVE SEVERAL BASIC CANON LENSES • 18-55mm LENSES • 18-135mm

  25. WE HAVE TWO • TOP-OF-THE-LINE • CANON LENSES • FOR SPORTS • 70-200mm f2.8 LENSES

  26. WE JUST BOUGHT • ONE TOP-OF-THE-LINE • CANON TELEPHOTO • FOR SPORTS • 100-400mm f4.5/5.6 LENSES

  27. AND I HAVE A SUPERWIDE • 12mm LENS, AS WELL AS • A MACRO LENS THAT • CAN BE USED • SIGMA • 12-24mm LENSES • TAMRON • 60mm MACRO • SO OUR RANGE IS FROM MACRO TO 400mm

  28. WHAT THE HECK • IS APERTURE? • APERTURE SETTINGS LET DIFFERENT AMOUNTS OF LIGHT THROUGH THE LENS TO THE DIGITAL SENSOR APERTURE • f 2.8 • f 4 • f 5.6 • f 8 • f 11 • f 16 • MUCH LIKE THE PUPIL IN YOUR EYE OPENS AND CLOSES TO COMPENSATE FOR • LOW LIGHT AND BRIGHT LIGHT

  29. IT’S PRETTY EASY TO GRASP WHAT SHUTTER SPEED IS • AND HOW IT WORKS APERTURE + SHUTTER SPEED = PROPER EXPOSURE

  30. 1.) TAKE LOTS OF PHOTOS! • Not 20 photos of the exact same thing, from • the exact same spot, but • from different angles. • Get UP. • Get DOWN. • Move AROUND! TIPS FOR TAKING PHOTOS

  31. 2.) RULE OF THIRDS! • Sounds simple, but it • really works. Put your • subject to the left or • right. Try not to center • every single subject in • every single photo. TIPS FOR TAKING PHOTOS

  32. 3.) LOOK FOR THESE • Reflections • Leading Lines • Light & Dark Contrast TIPS FOR TAKING PHOTOS

  33. 4.) LOOK FOR THESE • Emotions • Smiles • Candids • Framing TIPS FOR TAKING PHOTOS

  34. 5.) WORK THE ROOM • Don’t Stand in One Place • Don’t Text • Don’t Talk With Friends TIPS FOR TAKING PHOTOS • You’re there to take photos!

  35. “If your pictures aren’t good enough, you’re not close enough.” – Robert Capa EVERY PHOTO, EVERY DAY . . . ►BE CREATIVE ►USE YOUR IMAGINATION ►SEE THINGS DIFFERENTLY ► CHANGE YOUR PERSPECTIVE ► GET CLOSER ► LOOK UP ► LOOK DOWN ► HAVE FUN

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