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To start off this Photography Masterclass, 2
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you need to learn how does a camera work. 3
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This probably isn't a question you've thought about too much. 4
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With digital cameras, you just press a button and the picture appears, right? 5
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Well we aren't going to dive into a long history of photography, 6
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it's important to understand the parts of the camera 7
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and how it actually works before moving on. 8
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Nowadays, cameras are everywhere from the street corner to your pocket 9
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and while bigger more professional cameras like DSLR or mirrorless 10
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may look quite different than a smartphone, they work very similarly. 11
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At its core Photography is about capturing light. 12
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Your camera can tell if there's bright light or if there's an absence of light, 13
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it can see colors too. 14
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Light goes into your camera through the lens 15
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which has an aperture inside, an opening that lets light inside. 16
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The light passes through the camera shutter, 17
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which in many cameras opens when you press the shutter release button 18
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to let light in and the light hits your camera's sensor, 19
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where it is digitally captured and saved as an image. 20
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While digital photography is a lot easier than photographing with film, 21
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the way the cameras work are still similar. 22
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And as one of the most important inventions of all time, 23
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we're excited to have you in this class to learn even more. 24
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So thank you for being here and let's learn how to take better photos.
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