CAMERA CLUB WORKSHOPS 35mm Film Cameras, April 22, 1-4 pm Long Exposure Photography and Painting with Light, starts April 30, 6:30-9:30 pm Street Photography Workshop and Photo Walk, May 13, 1-4:30 pm Studio Portrait Photography, May 14, 11 am-4 pm Light Room (desktop version), starts May 23, 6:30-9:30 pm Photographic Composition, starts June 7, 6:30-9:30 pm Cinematic …
This short crash course is for B&W analogue photography only and you will be learning how to make prints from a negative. We can supply some 35mm negatives for those who don’t have their own. This training has no connection or application in digital photography. The course fee covers printing paper which will be supplied …
Learn to process your Black and White film in a darkroom. Black & White only, no Colour film. This has no relation to digital photography. You should bring at least one roll of unprocessed 35mm film to class. If you want to process a different format other than 35mm please inquire in advance to rick.palidwor@utoronto.ca. …
This engaging class will focus on the fundamental aspects of smartphone photography. Students will learn how to properly control their camera app settings to achieve better, and more creative results with the photographs they take, as well as retouch the photos and prepare them for social media/print use. Two week class begins January 10. Register …
Learn to turn your negatives into beautiful prints with Micah Donovan! Workshops are available on December 8 and 15 from 6:00pm-10:00pm in the Hart House darkroom. Registration costs $15. Register here
35mm Film Cameras Instructor: Micah Donovan This introductory 3-hour workshop teaches the basic use of a film camera: understanding film exposure, the relationships between f-stops, shutter, and film speeds, while paying particular attention to the effects composition, light, and depth of field have on image quality. The instructor will provide photographic examples and slides. You are …
This engaging class will focus on the fundamental aspects of smartphone photography. Students will learn how to properly control their camera app settings to achieve better, and more creative results with the photographs they take, as well as retouch the photos and prepare them for social media/print use.
This course introduces basic darkroom procedures: developing black and white negative film and printing photographs from negatives. You will learn various techniques to enlarge and control the quality of prints with time to develop your own photographs. Each weekly lesson consists of a short orientation followed by supervised time in the darkroom.
Wednesdays May 11–Jun 8 6:00 pm–8:30 pm U of T Students $40 Under 29 & Over 65 $150 General Public $300 This course introduces basic darkroom procedures: developing black and white negative film and printing photographs from negatives. You will learn various techniques to enlarge and control the quality of prints with time to develop …
Join us for four workshop sessions focusing on the ins and outs of photographing live music under stage lights. This fast-paced approach to photography combines low-light photography techniques and considerations unique to shooting a live musical performance. The workshop series includes an opportunity to flex your new-found skills at an actual event featuring a band of professional musicians.