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2019 "Professional direct biography! It's fun! Report on how to take photos
Last Updated April 1, 2020
Outline of the event
Date and time Tuesday, February 4, 2020
[Venue] 4ABC Conference Room on the 4th floor of Izumi Ward Office
[Lecturer] Mr. McKie Kawana, Representative Director of B Cube, Inc.
[Applicant] 69 people (capacity: 30 people)
[Participants] 61 people (We increased the number of seats.)
Contents of the course
Mr. Macky Kawana
- The “Local Activities Practice Course” to support activities and group activities in the community, and the last course of this year is a tool for communication to invite graphic designers and photographers to share information with people on a daily basis. I took up the "photo" that has become.
State of the course
- First of all, I learned the basics of camera. We prohibited shooting using the camera's AUTO (auto) function and set the same settings as much as possible. It took a little time because the setting method was various depending on the camera, but there were some students who did not understand each other. In the middle of the lecture, we used focus locks to shoot neighbors and shoot sweets packages to compare the difference between wide-angle lenses and telephoto lenses.
- After that, I learned how to take attractive photos learned from interview photography. I looked at some examples on slides, learned the points to be aware of when writing articles, and actually shot each group with Ikot Jr. as the subject. Everyone was eagerly photographing while paying attention to the characteristics of the angle and lens.
State of practice 2
Major voices of participants
Have you changed your awareness of how to take and use photos after attending this course?
- I would like to practice what the teacher taught me as soon as possible. It was a great study. I'll take it in A mode.
- I would like to take an event record photo after preparing and imagining it.
- I would like to take this photo with a focus on what kind of place I want to keep.
- I want to make a screen with my own will.
- It was all-you-can-take with an easy-to-use camera and lens, but I decided to take this opportunity to challenge a little.
Satisfaction of the course
- I understand the difference between wide angle and telephoto.
- Be aware of the brightness. Find the best point of view. (It means dropping the point of view.)
- It was interesting. Smiles in consideration of the user's position and diversification of viewpoints
- An attractive photo learned from interview photography. I simply wanted to be aware of the composition of "shooting" = creating a work that matches the purpose."
- What I didn't understand even after reading the instructions came to be trying to use it.
- Being able to affirm my way of shooting led to confidence.
- Until now, the camera was sleeping, so it was good to learn the basics again. It was good to have the materials and check them again.
- The idea of taking a picture while thinking about how to use the picture, such as how to take a composition and the points when shooting, was fresh.
- I was always shooting with auto. It's fun to set up various things. (Because the picture I took is completely different.)
From inhabitant of a ward activity support center
This time, both camera beginners and experienced people could learn from basic knowledge and check the techniques they actually took and learned. Participants used various places, such as public relations, websites, SNS, etc., but by all means, you can expand communication with photos taken using the skills learned in the course, use it for publicity of activities and recruitment of friends I think.
The Izumi Citizens' Activities Support Center will continue to support local activities and human resources in Izumi Ward through lectures and human resources banks. We look forward to your participation and inquiries.
Contact
Izumi inhabitant of a ward activity support center (104 window on the first floor of Izumi Ward government office)
Phone number: 045-800-2393 Fax: 045-800-2518
Email address: iz-kuminkatsudou@city.yokohama.jp
Inquiries to this page
Izumi Ward General Affairs Department Regional Promotion Division
Telephone: 045-800-2391
Telephone: 045-800-2391
Fax: 045-800-2507
Email address: iz-chishin@city.yokohama.lg.jp
Page ID: 582-168-127
