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Lessons - Part 1 9
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1.1 ApertureLecture1.118 min
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1.2 Shutter PriorityLecture1.2
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1.3 Manual ModeLecture1.311 min
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1.4 MeteringLecture1.407 min
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1.5 ISOLecture1.509 min
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1.6 Long ExposuresLecture1.610 min
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1.7 Time of DayLecture1.722 min
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1.8 FocusLecture1.806 min
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1.9 MenuLecture1.912 min
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Lessons -Part 2 10
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2.1 Rule of ThirdsLecture2.1
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2.2 SimplicityLecture2.208 min
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2.3 FramingLecture2.308 min
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2.4 AnglesLecture2.416 min
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2.5 Leading LinesLecture2.514 min
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2.6 Shadows and SilhouettesLecture2.612 min
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2.7 Use of ColorLecture2.713 min
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2.8 Patterns and TexturesLecture2.809 min
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2.9 PortraitsLecture2.918 min
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2.10 LandscapesLecture2.1019 min
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Using scenery with natural or man made lines to direct the viewer to the main body of the image, what a concept. It would seem to be a natural use of the environment or setting, but unless being informed about this tactic, it could very easily be missed.