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	Quickly learn key photography techniques, ones that you can use to take better shots, not matter where you are.

Making photography easier

At IOP-Online Photography Institute, we are dedicated to making photography more accessible. We try not to burden you with information about topics you do not need right now. We aim to only provide you with the hints and tips that are relevant to your current level. It is well proven that truly active learning only occurs when you receive the information you need, at the time you need it, in the amounts you need.

Jargon lite

We know how confusing photography and technical jargon is for the average camera and software user. We make learning more natural for you by using simple language, and by breaking everything down into bite-sized chunks. We regularly repeat critical concepts so that you can take it all in, little bit, by little bit.

All of our notes reflect this philosophy and are specially written in plain English. They are also illustrated with full-color photographs and illustrations to show you precisely what you need to know. These notes have been fine-tuned in a classroom setting to ensure each of the tips in them works well out in the real world.

Which is the best camera? It depends!

WHICH camera is best? It dependS!

We also avoid making statements about what camera, or lens, or software is 'best.' The truth is that there is no such thing! The answer to ANY question in photography goes like this "It depends"; it depends on the what you are shooting, it depends on the light, it depends on the lenses you have, it depends on the maximum ISO you have." And on, and on, and on.

You probably do not need new gear

We do not think you need new equipment. Your camera can still take the same pictures today that it could when you bought it. We plan to teach you how to use it much better.

Our promise

• To remain brand neutral. We will never fool you into thinking a particular brand is 'great' because we are paid to say so. All brands are great.
• To always try to translate photography terminology in a way that it relates to you and your camera.
• To never cram different levels into our courses, if a class has 'Beginner' in the title, for example, it is indeed a beginners course.
• To keep it fun!

Want to know more?

>>1: About Us<<
2: How our Tutorial Notes are structured
3: How our Recorded Courses are structured
4: IOP-Online, a broadcast quality training channel
5: How our Training Videos are structured
6: How our Learning Management System is structured
7: Join the special Community Forum for your course, get questions answered
8: How to get the best out of our online courses

We Shoot for the highest quality, In everything that we do!

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