The Perfect Picture with Bryan F. Peterson

The Perfect Picture shows you everything, step-by-step, from the basics to more advanced techniques and exactly how to use camera's most important features.Bryan will explain to you just how easy it is to take the "Perfect Picture!" Secrets until now that were only used by the pros.

Learn how to
· Get the most out of your camera
· Avoid the 3 most common mistakes
· Take your camera off "Automatic"
· Get great candid shots, portraits

For each topic, the leading a la real-time "makes traditionally the wrong picture. Then he explains what you need to change and making the right shot. After that, the screen shows a series of "correct" examples of the level of minimum stock photos. Very clear and exciting technique.

Summing up: an incredibly positive, incendiary and informative course. Beginners encouraged to look first. Continuing to be interesting, too, but not so much content, how much work and way of example of the attitude to the process of photographing. Energizes and thethe desire do something very good.

intro
Framing
Background
Fill The Frame
Frame In Frame
Horizontal vs. Vertical
Design (Pattern)
Design (Line & Color)
Themes (Letters)
Themes (Windows)
Themes (Reflections)
Themes (Red Ball)
Flowers In The Rain
Creative Backgrounds
Monet Technique
Correct vs. Creative Exposure
Doesn't Matter Aperture f/8 & f/11
Explanation of ISO
Shutter Speed & Freezing Action
Motion (Zooming)
Motion (Spinning)
Motion (Up & Down)
Reflector
Telephoto Lens
Exposing For White (Mr. Green Jeans)
Exposing For White (Palm Pilot)
Exposing For White (Brother Blue Sky)
Sunrise/Sunset (Rocker on Rocks)
White Balance (Cloudy Camera Setting)
Wide Angle Porteaits
Story Telling (f/22)
Extension Tubes
Graduated Neutral Density Filter
Polarizing Filter
Telephoto Lens (Portrait)
Wide Angle Lens