I am please two announce two new workshops at Adorama in New York The special event is sponsored by Adorama and Adobe Systems.
Getting Started with DSLR Video
Richard Harrington, RHED Pixel
Sunday, March 18, 2012 1:30PM - 3:30PM
Sign up here – http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?op=WS_Getting-Started-DSLR-Video_2012-03-18&utm_source=ET&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=EmailWork021712&utm_term=Other
Price: $25.00 (ends up free – see below)
Registration deadline for this event is March 16, 2012
Each attendee will receive a $25.00 coupon at the event in exchange for a copy of their registration receipt.The coupon will be valid for 30 days towards the purchase of any merchandise when presented at either Adorama’s retail store at 42 West 18th Street, New York, or for an online purchase at www.adorama.com
These days, most DSLR cameras now shoot video... but have you taken advantage of this great feature yet? There are tons of reasons to shoot video with your DSLR, from personal projects to professional opportunity, plus DSLR cameras offer great performance in low light and control over depth of field. Now is the time to explore video and get the most from your camera.
Join Richard Harrington, author of From Still to Motion: A photographer's guide to creating video with your DSLR and Creating DSLR Video: From Snapshots to Great Shots, as he helps you explore and learn about this new medium.
In this workshop Rich will show you how to:
- Choose the right settings in your camera for the best video
- Select the right lens and settings for several shooting situations
- Maintain focus and exposure when shooting manually
- Choose the right equipment for a stable shot
- Capture great audio
- Organize your media for editing with Adobe Bridge or Lightroom
- Perform essential editing using Adobe Premiere Pro
The class will explore common 'gotchas' that can ruin the shot and we'll also balance that out with a few post-production techniques to help you get organized (and even rescue a problem shot). This class will help you explore DSLR video and set you up for successful capture of great images, you'll learn how to take your knowledge of photography and transfer it to motion.
Professional DSLR Video: Techniques and Workflow
Richard Harrington, RHED Pixel
Monday, March 19, 2012 5:30PM - 8:00PM
Signup here – http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?op=WS_Professional-DSLR-Video_2012-03-19&utm_source=ET&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=EmailWork021712&utm_term=Other
Price: $25.00 (ends up free – see below)
Registration deadline for this event is March 18, 2012
Each attendee will receive a $25.00 coupon at the event in exchange for a copy of their registration receipt.
The coupon will be valid for 30 days towards the purchase of any merchandise when presented at either Adorama’s retail store at 42 West 18th Street, New York, or for an online purchase at www.adorama.com
Everywhere you turn, you're seeing the use of DSLR video cameras... music videos, commercials, television shows. But getting ready for a DSLR shoot presents all sorts of new challenges. Whether it's choosing the right lenses or knowing how many lights to pack, or even how to edit the footage once you've shot it... the rules have changed. The old adage "With new technology comes a need for new workflows" holds especially true.
Whether its strategies for alternate storage, multi-camera productions, or sync sound audio... there are important considerations with DSLR cameras. Things get even trickier when it comes to post-production. Learn how to conform your media to common editing formats as well as native editing workflows. This class tackles DSLR video from preproduction to post and will help you avoid and solve costly problems.
Join Richard Harrington, author of From Still to Motion: A photographer's guide to creating video with your DSLR, and Creating DSLR Video: From Snapshots to Great Shots, as he helps you explore develop professional skills.
In this workshop Rich will show you how to:
- How to shoot in manual mode for total control
- How to work with the exposure triangle for perfect exposure and focus
- Select the right lenses and for several shooting situations
- Choose the right equipment for a stable shot and even put the camera into motion
- Capture great audio with a professional sync sound workflow
- Organize your media for editing with Adobe Bridge
- Perform essential editing using Adobe Premiere Pro
- Fix exposure problems Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Photoshop
- Remove Lens Distortion and Rolling Shutter with Adobe After Effects
- Publish to the web and Blu-ray disc with Adobe Media Encoder