A quick start long exposure tutorial that will get you shooting beautiful photographs with your DSLR.
You're a photographer and you want to learn how to shoot with the long exposure shots. But you don’t know where to start. You don’t know what equipment you need. You don’t know what settings to use. You don’t know what type of shots you should get.
This course teaches you how to shoot long exposure photos with a typical digital camera. You’ll learn the gear, settings, and tips needed to shoot beautiful long exposure photographs. We'll even do a live demonstration out in the field while we shoot long exposure photographs. Lastly, we'll edit our long exposure photos in Adobe Lightroom.
By the end of the course, you'll feel comfortable creating long exposures in the morning, afternoon, or night in any location:
Shoot amazing long exposure photographs
Know the right gear necessary for long exposure photography
Understand the right settings for long exposure photography in different camera modes including aperture priority, manual, and bulb
Quickly set the shutter speed using modern day techniques and apps for long exposures
Edit beautiful long exposure photos in Adobe Lightroom
Show off some of their best work as photographers with these new skills
Job Assurity: Placement Support. Assist you to get JOB in top MNC’s, Mid & Small scale Companies
Resume Preparation Support
Conducted 2 to 3 Mock Tests
Mock Interviews to increase your confident level
You have opportunities to work on Real time Case Studies
GEAR
EXPOSURE TRIANGLE
COMPOSITION and DESIGN
 
IMAGE POST PRODUCTION
ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY
Students who complete this course have the following career options
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Landscape Photography + Action Photography
If you have any question about the course then you can find it here.
First of all, it's good to have some background knowledge of how a camera works. This is a good reference for basic photo editing (but is also useful for some camera terms)
Exposure is basically the amount of light you let in to your film. You can adjust this by adjusting the f-stops (aperture) on your lens, let's say your lens ranges from f/1.4-16. 'Large' apertures (f/1.4) open wider, thus letting in more light. 'Small' apertures (f/16) have a smaller opening so less light reaches your film.
During the day, using such wide apertures will let in too much light and cause your image to be overexposed. This is corrected by adjusting your shutter speed-- the faster your shutter, the less light reaches your film even though the aperture is wide open. I wouldn't really recommend doing this unless you really want the wide aperture for a bokeh effect. Otherwise, simply adjust the f-stop to the correct position for the lighting in your situation.
Long exposures use a slow shutter speed to create that trail of light. By keeping the shutter open and the aperture at the correct setting (your camera must be very still), it captures anything bright that is moving in the dark.
Of course, long exposures can also be done during the day with the right aperture setting. The same concept applies. A slow shutter speed will allow movements to blur together while still objects stay in focus, such as those pictures of smooth and surreal waterfalls/rivers you often see.
The stock iPhone camera app isn't capable of long exposure photography, but there's a way to get that on an iPhone.