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Video Galleries Photography Fundamentals

WHAT YOU
WILL LEARN

RAW and White Balance

Richard explains the advantages of shooting in RAW and how doing so allows you to manipulate the white balance during the editing phase.

Camera Cleaning

Watch this video to learn about Richard’s easy techniques and tips for camera care, cleaning and maintenance.

Meet Your Instructor

Introducing photo-educator, director, and author Richard Harrington. In this video, he shares a short story on how it all started.

Sensor and Sensor Size

Richard reveals the importance of understanding the sensor configurations, explaining the main difference between mirrorless and DSLR cameras.

Using Perspective

Richard shows that changing the camera’s viewpoint and using perspective, alters the way the viewer connects with the photo.

What is 3-2-1 Backup?

In this video, Richard discusses 3-2-1 Backup, an important strategy when it comes to keeping your digital images safe.

Organization Software

In this video, Richard discusses his favorite software solutions and apps for keeping photos nice and organized.

Photos and Metadata

Richard explains why tagging photos with metadata (information about your files) is an important step in keeping an organized image library.

Web Preparation

Richard leads you through the process of preparing and exporting edited photos you are ready to share online or through email.

Sharing Images Online

In this video, Richard gives recommendations and general tips to follow for the best practices when sharing your images online.

Preparing for Print

In this video, Rich talks about a few things to keep in mind before printing your photos.

Printing at Home

Richard discusses the ease of printing at home and gives recommendations that will ensure your satisfaction with the end result.

Printing Companies

Whether it’s for higher quality prints, larger format outputs or simple ease, Richard shares his advice for when others do the printing.

Conclusion

You’ve come to the end of the journey with Richard Harrington. It’s time to get out there and explore with your new photography skills. Have fun!