Today, most of the people are jumping into digital photography. I have acquired a Datacolor Spyder3Print device for the SG Photo School. There was a chart in the user guide that i want to share with all the students. It provides a visual representation of the color workflow for digital photography with a simple flow and an advance flow.
Let me know if you have any question.

A. Basic level class
What you will learn:
- Basic operations and features of the camera
- Test
B. Intermediate level class
What you will learn:
- Flash related operations of the camera
- Test
C. Advance level class
What you will learn:
- How to take children picture
- How to take travel picture
- How to take landscape picture
- How to take memorial picture
- How to take portrait picture
- Test

1. Compact camera courses:
A. Basic level – TBA
B. Intermediate level – TBA
C. Advance level – TBA
See here for the class content of the Compact camera courses.
2. Beginner DSLR course – TBA
Please write to jeffrey@sgphotoschool.com for further query.

Time:8:30AM Saturday, April 10th
Location:Botanic Garden
Bring out your close up and macro lens. It is time to hunt and shoot.
Cost: FOC
Contact: Jeffrey @ 9825-2235
Email: shibishi99 (at) yahoo.com

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