Original price 1000 yuan, early bird discount 600 yuan
■ Class location: Dingai Culture Daocheng Branch (3rd Floor, No. 21, Lane 239, Nanjing West Road, Datong District, Taipei City)
■ This course consists of 1 hour indoor class + 1 hour outdoor practice
Ever since the first iPhone came out, we have become accustomed to mobile phones combining many functions. Among them, the innovation of photographic lenses is the focus of various brands, and mobile phones have become a good choice for taking photos.
If you don't want to buy a SLR or digital camera to take photos, a smartphone is really the best choice: it is not heavy to carry around, the photography interface does not look complicated, and you can send the photos to your friends and family instantly after taking them.
It is useful, but after taking photos for a while, I started to want to improve the quality of my photos!
"I want to learn how to take better-looking photos with my phone!"
It's not difficult to press the camera button, but the photos I take all seem to look the same...
"I always feel that some people take very nice photos! Even though they all use their phones."
It seems like there are some camera functions on my phone that I don’t quite know how to use!
"It would be even better if there was some little trick or trick!"
This two-hour lecture is for those who want to take good photos with their mobile phones. Based on the convenience and intuitive operation of mobile phones, we will take you to familiarize yourself with the basic photography interface, recommended useful functions, and commonly used unbeatable composition methods. If you want to learn mobile photography, you can understand the basics and learn useful photography techniques all at once.
If you have ever encountered these problems, the above teaching content will help you improve:
■ When you see a beautiful scenery, no matter how many photos you take with your phone, it won’t be as beautiful as the actual scene.
■ When you arrive at a tourist attraction, the pictures often look messy because there are too many people.
■ When taking photos for others, I worry that my photos won’t look good. Or the ratio between people and scenery is difficult to grasp.
■ I still don’t know what the camera function of my mobile phone is and how to use it.
Compared to other photography tools that may seem a bit difficult and daunting to use even after trying several times, learning photography with a mobile phone is a great start!
Course content:
1. Basic introduction and function description of mobile phone photography
2. Things you need to know about taking photos with your mobile phone
3. Five shooting tips for different situations
4. Use good composition techniques
5. Limited Special Edition: How to Photograph Flower Season
This photography class is for you:
1. Want to know how to take good photos with your phone?
2. I often use my phone to take photos, but I am not familiar with some of its functions.
3. I have some interest in photography and want to start learning
4. Friends and family members have said, "The photo is ugly" or "Why is it like this?" and I want to secretly avenge myself
5. If you think, “It would be great if there was a photography course that is easy to learn.”
FAQQ&A
Q: What brand of mobile phone can be used?
A: The lecture will mainly demonstrate using the iPhone, but don’t worry, because all brands have common photography functions.
Q: Will the lecture cover how to take portraits?
A: We will explain several themes that people often photograph in daily life. People are one of them, but we will not specifically teach portrait photography.
Q: Will the teacher lead everyone in practice?
A: We have arranged a short on-site operation so that everyone can review the key points discussed in the lecture. If we want to learn more about photography, we can participate in the Summer Night Imaging Program.
Student Feedback
"I think it's very good! The course content is quite practical. I'm a beginner, and the teacher's teaching method makes it easy for me to get started. There are not too many professional terms, and I have absorbed a lot. I will give it 10 points!"
—Student He Ojia
"I think it's very good. The online learning method is quite good. The teacher will reply to messages immediately, which makes up for the off-site interactivity. The teacher's teaching method is not boring and is very lively. I laughed and had fun during the class. I can also join the FB group. The teacher will respond to students' works, which is great!"
—Lin Oqi
After-school club "Contemporary Image Power"
All students who have taken the course can join the "Contemporary Imaging Power" Facebook group and learn photography with students from other classes! You can upload photos, discuss with classmates, and the teacher will respond to you.
In addition, photography competitions and live teaching will be held regularly!
Lecturer Introduction
Leila Hepburn
Good at looking at things from a global and comprehensive perspective, and familiar with people's inner dynamics and changes. Because we participate in life with our heart, we can always see or create beauty, whether it is in life or in human nature. Can clearly understand students' difficulties and considerations, and put themselves in their shoes to propose solutions.
"Beauty is the salvation of everything, even if life is full of suffering."
Qualifications
■ Chief Operating Officer of Dingai Culture
■ Brand Director of Dingai Culture
■ Senior lecturer of Dingai Culture
■ Director of the Haohaohao Family Education and Culture Foundation
■ American HBDI Herman Whole Brain Thinking Advantage Certified Analyst
■ National Educational Broadcasting Station radio program host
■ General convener of various participatory experience activities
Jiang Zhewei
"Image is the fastest shortcut to marketing in this era"
He is currently the digital marketing director of Dingai Culture and a lecturer in website design, social network management, advertising, and photography courses. He is good at integrating the power of images and marketing, and has extensive experience in teaching and guiding. He has taught image courses to more than 700 students.
■ Photography Course: Summer Night Imaging Basics & Strength Class Instructor
■ Mobile phone photography course: A mobile phone photography course with zero threshold, there is no reason why you can’t learn it! lecturer
■ Mobile video production course: Instant Image Power Lecturer
■ Online post-production course: Darkroom Studio - The final process of the photo
■ Computer video production course: Contemporary imaging power – six lessons of quick video tutorial
■ Audio-visual marketing course: Deconstructing the marketing power of images Lecturer
■ Mobile photography course: A glance at the moment - Capture the beautiful moment with one hand Lecturer
■ Lecturer of the Excellent Art Education Program "Mobile Micro Film Course"
■ Lecturer of "Film Academy: Emergence of the Force"
■ Jinling Girls' High School Teacher Training Program "Watching Movies with the Director" Lecturer
■ Lecturer of Multidimensional TW Humanities Lecture Series
■ Directing, photography and editing of the micro-film "The Sound of Silence"
■ Director, screenwriter and editor of the micro-film "Zero Hour Zero Sum"
■ Class location: Dingai Culture Daocheng Branch (3rd Floor, No. 21, Lane 239, Nanjing West Road, Datong District, Taipei City)
■ This course consists of 1 hour indoor class + 1 hour outdoor practice
Ever since the first iPhone came out, we have become accustomed to mobile phones combining many functions. Among them, the innovation of photographic lenses is the focus of various brands, and mobile phones have become a good choice for taking photos.
If you don't want to buy a SLR or digital camera to take photos, a smartphone is really the best choice: it is not heavy to carry around, the photography interface does not look complicated, and you can send the photos to your friends and family instantly after taking them.
It is useful, but after taking photos for a while, I started to want to improve the quality of my photos!
"I want to learn how to take better-looking photos with my phone!"
It's not difficult to press the camera button, but the photos I take all seem to look the same...
"I always feel that some people take very nice photos! Even though they all use their phones."
It seems like there are some camera functions on my phone that I don’t quite know how to use!
"It would be even better if there was some little trick or trick!"
This two-hour lecture is for those who want to take good photos with their mobile phones. Based on the convenience and intuitive operation of mobile phones, we will take you to familiarize yourself with the basic photography interface, recommended useful functions, and commonly used unbeatable composition methods. If you want to learn mobile photography, you can understand the basics and learn useful photography techniques all at once.
If you have ever encountered these problems, the above teaching content will help you improve:
■ When you see a beautiful scenery, no matter how many photos you take with your phone, it won’t be as beautiful as the actual scene.
■ When you arrive at a tourist attraction, the pictures often look messy because there are too many people.
■ When taking photos for others, I worry that my photos won’t look good. Or the ratio between people and scenery is difficult to grasp.
■ I still don’t know what the camera function of my mobile phone is and how to use it.
Compared to other photography tools that may seem a bit difficult and daunting to use even after trying several times, learning photography with a mobile phone is a great start!
Course content:
1. Basic introduction and function description of mobile phone photography
2. Things you need to know about taking photos with your mobile phone
3. Five shooting tips for different situations
4. Use good composition techniques
5. Limited Special Edition: How to Photograph Flower Season
This photography class is for you:
1. Want to know how to take good photos with your phone?
2. I often use my phone to take photos, but I am not familiar with some of its functions.
3. I have some interest in photography and want to start learning
4. Friends and family members have said, "The photo is ugly" or "Why is it like this?" and I want to secretly avenge myself
5. If you think, “It would be great if there was a photography course that is easy to learn.”
FAQQ&A
Q: What brand of mobile phone can be used?
A: The lecture will mainly demonstrate using the iPhone, but don’t worry, because all brands have common photography functions.
Q: Will the lecture cover how to take portraits?
A: We will explain several themes that people often photograph in daily life. People are one of them, but we will not specifically teach portrait photography.
Q: Will the teacher lead everyone in practice?
A: We have arranged a short on-site operation so that everyone can review the key points discussed in the lecture. If we want to learn more about photography, we can participate in the Summer Night Imaging Program.
Student Feedback
"I think it's very good! The course content is quite practical. I'm a beginner, and the teacher's teaching method makes it easy for me to get started. There are not too many professional terms, and I have absorbed a lot. I will give it 10 points!"
—Student He Ojia
"I think it's very good. The online learning method is quite good. The teacher will reply to messages immediately, which makes up for the off-site interactivity. The teacher's teaching method is not boring and is very lively. I laughed and had fun during the class. I can also join the FB group. The teacher will respond to students' works, which is great!"
—Lin Oqi
After-school club "Contemporary Image Power"
All students who have taken the course can join the "Contemporary Imaging Power" Facebook group and learn photography with students from other classes! You can upload photos, discuss with classmates, and the teacher will respond to you.
In addition, photography competitions and live teaching will be held regularly!
Lecturer Introduction
Leila Hepburn
Good at looking at things from a global and comprehensive perspective, and familiar with people's inner dynamics and changes. Because we participate in life with our heart, we can always see or create beauty, whether it is in life or in human nature. Can clearly understand students' difficulties and considerations, and put themselves in their shoes to propose solutions.
"Beauty is the salvation of everything, even if life is full of suffering."
Qualifications
■ Chief Operating Officer of Dingai Culture
■ Brand Director of Dingai Culture
■ Senior lecturer of Dingai Culture
■ Director of the Haohaohao Family Education and Culture Foundation
■ American HBDI Herman Whole Brain Thinking Advantage Certified Analyst
■ National Educational Broadcasting Station radio program host
■ General convener of various participatory experience activities
Jiang Zhewei
"Image is the fastest shortcut to marketing in this era"
He is currently the digital marketing director of Dingai Culture and a lecturer in website design, social network management, advertising, and photography courses. He is good at integrating the power of images and marketing, and has extensive experience in teaching and guiding. He has taught image courses to more than 700 students.
■ Photography Course: Summer Night Imaging Basics & Strength Class Instructor
■ Mobile phone photography course: A mobile phone photography course with zero threshold, there is no reason why you can’t learn it! lecturer
■ Mobile video production course: Instant Image Power Lecturer
■ Online post-production course: Darkroom Studio - The final process of the photo
■ Computer video production course: Contemporary imaging power – six lessons of quick video tutorial
■ Audio-visual marketing course: Deconstructing the marketing power of images Lecturer
■ Mobile photography course: A glance at the moment - Capture the beautiful moment with one hand Lecturer
■ Lecturer of the Excellent Art Education Program "Mobile Micro Film Course"
■ Lecturer of "Film Academy: Emergence of the Force"
■ Jinling Girls' High School Teacher Training Program "Watching Movies with the Director" Lecturer
■ Lecturer of Multidimensional TW Humanities Lecture Series
■ Directing, photography and editing of the micro-film "The Sound of Silence"
■ Director, screenwriter and editor of the micro-film "Zero Hour Zero Sum"