A simple photo course to understand the basics (focal length, speed, aperture, light measurement, ISO, etc.) and familiarize yourself with your camera through concrete examples and small exercises. It is by practicing and making mistakes that we learn, so a practical part will follow during an outdoor shoot, an ideal exercise for a role-play and to ask all your questions. In the program Theory - Camera settings - The shooting modes (Manual, aperture priority, shutter priority, ...) - The light measurement modes (matrix, spot, ...) - Aperture and depth of field - Control the shutter speed - ISO setting and impact on the image - RAW files and JPG files - The main rules for composing a photo Shooting - Handling of your device during a real shooting by my side - Putting into practice the concepts seen in the first part of the workshop - Possibility to ask your questions and try what you want Debriefing - Quick look at some of your photos from the shoot and comment on them - Share your impressions of the workshop

Description: Lightroom is a computer program for developing and retouching digital photos in a simple and instinctive way, to personalize or enhance images. This course is essentially practical for a quick and easy handling of the Ligthroom (LR) photo development and retouching program. You will learn : - import and list your photos - develop your RAW files (raw negatives) - basic retouching (contrast, sharpness, white balance, ...) Prerequisite: None. However, I recommend having some basics in photography to fully understand and assimilate the concepts seen. If you want to learn the basics of photography, you can take part in one of my "Getting Out of Automatic Mode" workshops. In the program : Get started with Lightroom - Presentation and handling - The different methods to import photos - The best way to organize your photos - Photo sorting management before retouching - Basic retouching to enhance your photos - Presentation of a professional workflow Developing your photos - Getting started with Lightroom by everyone for a practical application - Processing of at least 3 of your photos from A to Z. - Possibility to ask your questions and try what you want Debriefing - Quick passage on a photo of each participant to see the work and the rendering (before / after) - Share your impressions of the course