About the event
Join Sony Digital Imaging Advocate Craig Turnbull at Wild Horse Mountain Lookout for a hands on photography session exploring three powerful techniques to get more from your Sony camera: Pixel Shift Multi Shooting, bracketing and panoramas.
Set against the stunning scenery of the Glass House Mountains, this workshop is an opportunity to learn new techniques, experiment with your camera and capture some unique images while enjoying the late afternoon light.
We’ll explore how to use Pixel Shift Multi Shooting to capture incredible levels of detail, how exposure bracketing can help you manage challenging lighting conditions and create images with greater dynamic range, and how to shoot and stitch panoramas to capture expansive landscapes that go beyond a single frame.
Craig will guide you through the camera settings, explain when and why to use each technique, and share practical tips to help you achieve the best possible results with your Sony camera.
There will be a followup online session, on image processing in Imaging Edge and Adobe Lightroom.
Please be aware that accessing Wild Horse Mountain Lookout involves a steep uphill walk along a paved pathway. While the walk is relatively short, the incline is quite challenging and requires a reasonable level of fitness.
Techniques covered
- Pixel Shift Multi Shooting for high resolution detailed images
- Exposure bracketing and capturing a wider dynamic range
- Shooting panoramas for expansive landscape compositions
- Recommended Sony camera settings and practical shooting tips
What to bring
- Camera
- Wide and Telephoto lens
- Tripod
- Remote Shutter Release (optional)
- Filters (Optional)