How To Do Macro and Closeup Photography

How To Do Macro and Closeup Photography, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 63 lectures, based on 41 reviews, and has 236 subscribers.

You will learn about Macro Photography Gear, Understand how cameras work and what gear you need. How to use your computer to take control of your camera Focus Stacking, How to shoot hand held or in an automatic setup using gear or software. Edit Macro photos to make them look even better. Macro Photography Scene Setup, Practical demonstrations to see how I shoot in real-world scenarios. Macro Photography, Composition, lighting, and proper settings to take better photos. Macro Photography Water Drops, How to shoot refraction macro photos in water drops. This course is ideal for individuals who are Intermediate Level Photographers or Photography Hobbyist who want to learn how to do Macro Photography or Product Sales who need close up or Macro for their products It is particularly useful for Intermediate Level Photographers or Photography Hobbyist who want to learn how to do Macro Photography or Product Sales who need close up or Macro for their products.

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Summary

Title: How To Do Macro and Closeup Photography

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Curriculum Items: 63

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 63

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Macro Photography Gear, Understand how cameras work and what gear you need.
How to use your computer to take control of your camera
Focus Stacking, How to shoot hand held or in an automatic setup using gear or software.
Edit Macro photos to make them look even better.
Macro Photography Scene Setup, Practical demonstrations to see how I shoot in real-world scenarios.
Macro Photography, Composition, lighting, and proper settings to take better photos.
Macro Photography Water Drops, How to shoot refraction macro photos in water drops.

Who Should Attend

Intermediate Level Photographers
Photography Hobbyist who want to learn how to do Macro Photography
Product Sales who need close up or Macro for their products

Target Audiences

Intermediate Level Photographers
Photography Hobbyist who want to learn how to do Macro Photography
Product Sales who need close up or Macro for their products

Hello, how are you today?
I hope you are having a fabulous day because I am.
I have been working as a professional photographer for over 30 years.

In this course,
I will show you how to do macro photography.

I will show you the macro photography gear that you need. Also ways to do macro photography if you don’t have all the gear I talk about.

You don’t have to be an expert in photography. You don’t need all the latest professional camera gear, DSLR that I use.

Photography is photography and it’s all the same.
What you will learn still applies whether you’re a beginner or an expert, regardless of what equipment you use.

There’s certain fundamentals of macro photography we will talk about.
Certain things that we do differently than in other forms of photography.

So we’re going to talk about what those are.
We’re going to look at pictures that I’ve taken.
And we’re going to analyze, and I’m going to walk you through the thought process on what I am thinking as I take each one of these pictures.

We’re going to do some projects. Not very difficult.
You don’t need anything fancy gear.

All I want you to do is go out and take some pictures.
But when you’re taking these pictures, I want you to think, I want you to apply what you learned in the course.

After this course, You will see the world in a whole new way and your pictures will go from being snapshots to a thing of beauty.

I look forward to seeing your pictures in the project section.

If you’re ready. Let’s get started.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction To Macro Photography

Lecture 1: Introduction To Macro Photography

Lecture 2: What is Marco Photography

Lecture 3: How I Teach My Course.

Chapter 2: Macro Photography Gear

Lecture 1: Introduction Macro Photography Gear

Lecture 2: Basic Fundamentals for Macro Photography Gear

Lecture 3: The Camera Used in Macro Photography

Lecture 4: The Macro Photography Lens

Lecture 5: How To Turn a Normal Lens Into a Macro Photography Lens

Lecture 6: Other Gear for Macro Photography

Chapter 3: Photography Software

Lecture 1: Introduction Photography Software

Lecture 2: Basic Fundamentals Photography Software

Lecture 3: Remote Camera Control Software "Helicon Remote"

Lecture 4: Photo Editing Software "Adobe Lightroom"

Lecture 5: Remote Camera Control Software "DigiCamControl"

Lecture 6: Photo Editing Software "Darktable"

Lecture 7: Photo Editing Software "Adobe Photoshop"

Lecture 8: Photo Editing Software "GIMP"

Lecture 9: Focus Stacking Software "Helicon Focus"

Lecture 10: Focus Stacking Software "CombineZP"

Chapter 4: Camera Settings for Macro Photography

Lecture 1: Introduction Camera Settings for Macro Photography

Lecture 2: Basic Fundamentals Camera Settings for Macro Photography

Lecture 3: Raw vs JPEG, Which One Should We Use in Macro Photography

Lecture 4: Focus, Manual or Auto When shooting Macro Photography

Lecture 5: Aperture, Selecting Your depth of Field for Macro Photography

Lecture 6: Shutter Speed, Controlling Camera Shake or Motion Blur in Macro Photography

Lecture 7: ISO, Control The Noise of Macro Photography

Lecture 8: Your Camera Setting for Macro Photography

Chapter 5: Lighting Your Subject in Macro Photography

Lecture 1: Introduction Lighting of Macro Photography

Lecture 2: Basic Fundamentals Lighting in Macro Photography

Lecture 3: Using Diffusers and Reflectors in Macro Photography

Lecture 4: Natural Light for Macro Photography

Lecture 5: Artificial Light for Macro Photography

Lecture 6: Your Lighting Set Up and Gear for Macro Photography

Chapter 6: Laying Out Your Macro Photography Project

Lecture 1: Introduction Setting Up a Macro Photography Scene

Lecture 2: Basic Fundamentals Setting Up a Macro Photography Scene

Lecture 3: Laying Out Everything We Need for Macro Photography

Lecture 4: Minimum Focus and Working Distance Macro Photography

Lecture 5: Back Drops Used in Macro Photography

Lecture 6: Setting Up The Macro Photography Scene

Lecture 7: Your Macro Photography Project

Chapter 7: Focus Stacking When Doing Macro Photography

Lecture 1: Introduction Focus Stacking for Macro Photography

Lecture 2: Basic Fundamentals Focus Stacking in Macro Photography

Lecture 3: Manual Hand Held Focus Stacking in Macro Photography

Lecture 4: Manual Using a Tripod for Focus Stacking in Macro Photography

Lecture 5: Manual Focus Stacking Using a Focus Rail in Macro Photography

Lecture 6: Manual Focus Stacking Using Software for Macro Photography

Lecture 7: Automictic Focus Stacking Using Software for Macro Photography

Lecture 8: Your Focus Stacking Macro Photography Project

Chapter 8: Macro Photography Projects

Lecture 1: Introduction Macro Photography Project

Lecture 2: Basic Fundamentals Macro Photography Projects

Lecture 3: Macro Photography Project One, Water Drop Refraction, Items Used

Lecture 4: Macro Photography Project One, Water Drop Refraction Scene Setup

Lecture 5: Macro Photography Project One, Water Drop Refraction

Lecture 6: Macro Photography Project Two, Fine Art, Items Used

Lecture 7: Macro Photography Project Two, Fine Art, Scene Setup

Lecture 8: Macro Photography Project Two, Fine Art

Lecture 9: Marco Photography, Your Project

Chapter 9: Processing Macro Photography Photographs

Lecture 1: Introduction Processing of Macro Photography Photographs

Lecture 2: Basic Fundamentals Processing of Macro Photography Photographs

Lecture 3: Adobe Lightroom My Basic Workflow

Lecture 4: Photo Editing, Your Project or Macro Photography Artwork

Chapter 10: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion and Thank You

Lecture 2: Showcase What You Have Learned

Instructors

Jay Scovel
Professional Photographer

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2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 5 votes
4 stars: 13 votes
5 stars: 19 votes

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