Intentional Camera Movement – Advanced

Procedure
After introducing ourselves, we will briefly discuss what is meant by Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) and why it is used. Then, we will have a look at what effect moving the camera in different ways has on the image as well as have a detailed look at shutter speed and motion blur. We will practice ICM through a series of guided exercises, handholding the camera as well as using a tripod and compare the results. As you become more comfortable with ICM, you will learn further techniques such as zooming or defocusing during exposure to get even more creative results. Then, it’s time to photograph and put into practice what you have learned! While you are photographing, the trainer will go around, take a look over your shoulder, give tips and answers any questions you might have.

Notes
This course is suitable for those who are comfortable using manual mode in their camera as well as using a tripod. This workshop will focus on unleashing your creativity, on finding new ways to express yourself, and on giving you the confidence and tools to pursue those creative impulses.

For the ICM Advanced photo course you will need a manually adjustable camera, tripod, a tripod head with panorama function, ND filter, a manual focus lens or one with manual focus override and a midrange zoom lens (70-200mm and/or a typical prime lens, e.g. 50mm).

The photography course takes place in all weathers. Weather-related clothing is therefore necessary.

Workshop in English

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