DSLR Videography Workshop at Intramuros

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The FPPF is holding the 3rd DSLR Videography workshop with Dan Pamintuan on August 18 & 25, 2013 at the FPPF Art Chamber 1 in Fort Santiago, Intramuros, Manila. Dan Pamintuan is a professional videographer currently directing and producing CameraGEEK TV.

The videography workshop aims to equip the photographer with the technical know-how to produce professional quality videos and films using the modern video-capable digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera. To attend, participant must have completed Basic Photography. Workshop fee is P3,500 for the two sessions.

Required Equipment:

1. Video-capable DSLR
2. 64-bit Laptop, Mac or Windows
3. Earphones

Food Photography One Day Workshop

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There will be a one day workshop on Food Photography to be conducted by Rod Banzon on August 18.

The Course Brief:

In Food Photography, professional food photographer Rod Banzon will teach students how to put together a lighting setup for shooting food as he discusses food photography lighting concepts and techniques. Students will also learn how to choose the best lens for a particular type of food photo, and how to compose and prop your food photography environment. Great for food bloggers, food magazine photographers and those who simply want to shoot their beautifully plated food before eating.

Workshops are conducted in Tagalog and English. Special arrangements may be made for those who require purely English instructions.

Schedule:

Dates – AUG 18 Course Fee: PHP 1,750

Bird Photography and 360-Degree Photography with Famous Photographers

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The FPPF is conducting the next Mini Lecture on September 1, 2013 with Bird Photography and 360 Degree Photography as topics. Famous wild bird photographer Ven Rojas will speak in the morning to share his techniques on Bird Photography, and professional photographer Fung Yu will talk about his remarkable style in 360-degree interactive and panoramic photography in the afternoon.

Ven Rojas is a realtor, developer, and contractor who has made his mark as a distinguished member of the Wild Bird Photographers of the Philippines (WBPP) where he also sits as one of its board directors. He bought his first DSLR in 2006 and enrolled in a photography workshop of the FPPF. He went on to become the founding president of the Miata Club Philippines, a sports car club, and later joined the WBPP, having found his passion in bird photography.

Fung Yu, who also took his basic and advanced photography classes at the FPPF, is the country’s foremost expert in 360-degree photography, a technique that provides an immersive experience in virtual reality where the viewer finds himself virtually in the scene. Fung currently services real estate developers, the tourism industry and the media.