Lens Filters: An Introduction to Pushing Your Still Images
Indeana Underhill, Lifestyle & Travel Photographer
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1. Introduction
1:27 -
2. Class Project
0:43 -
3. Round vs Square
2:55 -
4. Ultraviolet
1:26 -
5. Neutral Density
5:30 -
6. Polarizer
3:52 -
7. Close Up
6:03 -
8. SFX
2:41 -
9. Getting Creative with DIY Filters
6:50 -
10. Wrap Up
1:42
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About This Class
Filters 101: An Introduction
This class is designed to help any photographer or videographer that is ready to take the next step in their creative skillset and take them one step further. Filters are a must have in any camera bag with their brilliance to up your game and allow you to shoot in any scenario, whenever you want. Wether its a close focusing issue or you want to bring out a bit more saturation and texture in a landscape- a filter is the best solution.
Allow me to help you develop your understanding of how you could better incorporate filters into your portfolio to make you a better artist. Once we unravel the secrets to using filters, you now have the possibilities to go above and beyond in your photos. After this class you will begin to see that filters aren't just a random accessory but a necessary tool in your artistry.
Be creative, daring and take great photos!
For more of my photography classes ranging from beginner principles to intermediate development:
PHOTOGRAPHY 101
Automatic to Manual Mode: The 3 Things You Need to Know
Amateur to Freelance: How to Develop a Portfolio
The Travelling Photographer: Choosing the Right Gear for Your Journey
LENSES 101
Lens Choice: A Beginner's Guide
Lenses 101: Shooting with Primes
Lenses 101: Creativity with Vintage Lenses & DIY Filters
NEXT STEPS
Advanced Lens Choice: Editing In-Camera
For more of my work, you can check out my instagram or website.
For this photo, I used a soft focus filter to give it a misty haze.