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Shrenik Parmar

Shrenik Parmar is the Founder of DegreeLabs and a mentor focused on helping students build real capability before graduation through structured learning, global immersion, and industry-linked opportunities.

Course table of content

Lesson 1: Introduction to Photography

Overview of photography and its history.
Understanding the basics of how a camera works (shutter speed, aperture, ISO).
Introduction to the different types of cameras (DSLR, mirrorless, smartphone) and lenses.

Lesson 2: Understanding Exposure

The exposure triangle: shutter speed, aperture, and ISO.
How these settings affect the overall image and how to balance them.
Practical exercises to understand exposure and avoid common exposure issues (underexposure, overexposure).

Lesson 3: Composition and Framing Techniques

Introduction to composition rules like the Rule of Thirds, leading lines, and framing.
How to create visually interesting and balanced photographs.
Tips for shooting landscapes, portraits, and everyday objects with strong composition.

Lesson 4: Lighting and Its Impact on Photography

Different types of lighting (natural light, artificial light, and studio lighting).
How to use light to enhance your photos: understanding soft light vs. hard light.
Techniques for shooting in different lighting conditions (low light, golden hour, etc.).

Lesson 5: Focus and Depth of Field

How autofocus works and how to control focus manually.
Understanding depth of field and how to create a blurred background (bokeh).
Tips for focusing on subjects and creating sharp images in various shooting situations.

Lesson 6: Post-Processing and Editing Basics

Introduction to photo editing software (e.g., Lightroom, Photoshop).
Basic editing techniques: cropping, adjusting exposure, and enhancing colors.
Understanding file formats (JPEG, RAW) and the importance of preserving image quality during editing.

Lesson 1: Introduction to Photography

Overview of photography and its history.
Understanding the basics of how a camera works (shutter speed, aperture, ISO).
Introduction to the different types of cameras (DSLR, mirrorless, smartphone) and lenses.

Lesson 2: Understanding Exposure

The exposure triangle: shutter speed, aperture, and ISO.
How these settings affect the overall image and how to balance them.
Practical exercises to understand exposure and avoid common exposure issues (underexposure, overexposure).

Lesson 3: Composition and Framing Techniques

Introduction to composition rules like the Rule of Thirds, leading lines, and framing.
How to create visually interesting and balanced photographs.
Tips for shooting landscapes, portraits, and everyday objects with strong composition.

Lesson 4: Lighting and Its Impact on Photography

Different types of lighting (natural light, artificial light, and studio lighting).
How to use light to enhance your photos: understanding soft light vs. hard light.
Techniques for shooting in different lighting conditions (low light, golden hour, etc.).

Lesson 5: Focus and Depth of Field

How autofocus works and how to control focus manually.
Understanding depth of field and how to create a blurred background (bokeh).
Tips for focusing on subjects and creating sharp images in various shooting situations.

Lesson 6: Post-Processing and Editing Basics

Introduction to photo editing software (e.g., Lightroom, Photoshop).
Basic editing techniques: cropping, adjusting exposure, and enhancing colors.
Understanding file formats (JPEG, RAW) and the importance of preserving image quality during editing.

Price of this course

INR

Enrolled Student:

1,100

Enrolled Student:

1,100

Course level:

Intermediate

Course level:

Intermediate

Lesson:

Language:

English

Language:

English

Subtitles:

English, Spanish, French

Subtitles:

English, Spanish, French

Additional recourses:

12 files

Additional recourses:

12 files

Duration:

10h 00min

Duration:

10h 00min

Certificate:

Upon completion of the course

Certificate:

Upon completion of the course

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Assignment

Plan to dedicate a minimum of 1–2 hours per day to watch course videos, practice taking photos using different techniques, and complete assignments to develop your photography skills and create a diverse portfolio.

Prerequisites

No prior photography experience required. A basic understanding of how to operate a camera or smartphone is helpful but not essential. An interest in learning the fundamentals of photography and composition is recommended.

Materials

A digital camera (DSLR or mirrorless) or a smartphone with a good camera is required. A laptop or desktop with at least 8GB of RAM for photo editing software (e.g., Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop) is recommended. Additional resources like photography guides and editing presets will be provided during the course.