Photography: 10 Top Tips - Be More Creative with Your Camera (Udemy.com)

I was looking for a short course on the basics of photography, and this course was perfect. The instructor was friendly and engaging. I like that, after each lesson, was an exercise. You can't really learn how to use your camera without going out and just using it. The exercises help you master the basics. I would recommend this course to aspiring photographers.

The instructor makes the information very relative and easy to absorb. This course is an excellent overview of the technical aspects of photography and building a productive relationship with your camera. I highly recommend this course if you are looking to become a better photographer or just looking to gain a better understanding of your camera to get the most out of the technology.

Inspirational course that covers the very basics of using a camera in manual mode. The instructor gives a quick and easy to understand overview of the exposure triangle and explains the basic functions of ISO, Shutter Speed and Aperture and how they affect the image. Some good example shots are shown as well and a few good suggestions of how to work with the light in the scene.

This course was excellent. The instructor is genuine, professional and very knowledgeable and presented the ideas in a clear way using lots of images and examples (good for a visual learner like me). The concepts were engaging logical and concise, which made them easy to remember. I have had other beginner level photography courses but this instructor helped me understand how all of the different camera functions can connect together to make better photos. The course was well constructed and included quizzes and practical exercises that give you the chance to learn by doing and apply principles from the course. I would take a master course by this instructor and I definitely recommend this very helpful short course.

It's very basic and covers most of the requirements for a beginning photographer but it's a little repetitive. While I'm relatively new to photography, I found that I knew most of the concepts discussed which probably affects my rating of the course. Also, there's a lot of video of the presenter talking which needs to be broken up with more examples and graphics.

Short, but clear explanations. Very repetitive at the end of each section.

These are great tips to help guide new photographers as they practice their craft. The course is intentionally brief, and I thought it did a very good job of accomplishing it's objective of being both quick and informative. It's a course that was both fun and free. What's not to love?

I don't have words to say about this course that how is this course so much fascinating . I would like to call Kevin Landwer-Johan "Dr. Cam" In my opinion he is Doctor of camera. He knows the depth of that little thing. I have no words, How to appreciate his course and his knowledge about the subject. I will definitely recommend this course who like to know nuts and bolt of the camera mechanism and produce high quality photograph. Its highly important subject to know. Well done My dearest Sir Kevin Landwer-Johan... One of the best teachers I have on udemy.

The instructor, Kevin Landwer-Johan, mentions that the course has been kept short in order to give the student the basics. This is accurate. The material is very short and very basic to the point that there isn’t a whole lot of content. Considering that there is a plethora of basic photography books for under $8, I am not sure why someone would take this course. The information is accurate (except for using “tone” instead of “value”) but very limited. The exercises provided do have value and if you take the course, do the practice exercises to really gain meaningful understanding.

Easy to understand training for beginners. It is separated by a short section,so nice. My English is not a native Since I need the contents of the translation, I'm happy when there is a text that summarizes the main points of each section. Along with the study of the camera, I need English lessons;-D