Nikon Imaging Korea to Offer More Fall Photo Outings Through October's 'Nikon School'

[Financial News] Nikon Imaging Korea will operate the October edition of 'Nikon School,' offering lessons in photography and video shooting centered on outdoor photo outings to mark the arrival of fall.
On the 21st, Nikon Imaging Korea unveiled its October Nikon School program, featuring urban snapshots, bird photography, lens techniques and video color grading.
The in-person program comprises seven classes. It begins on October 9 with 'Urban Walk—People Taking a Walk,' a photography walk through downtown from Euljiro to Jongno, and 'Bird Photography Techniques for Making a Difference in Sharpness,' held at Wangsong Lake.
On October 15, the 'Night Photography of Sungnyemun Gate, an Historic Structure' class will teach participants to photograph Sungnyemun Gate at dusk and at night, while practicing post-processing on site. On October 18, one class in Yeouido will cover photographing autumn scenery along Hangang River from golden hour through blue hour. Another photography program will take place at Amsa Ecological Park, making use of the lower light levels in fall.
On October 21, a class at the Nikon School classroom will cover video color grading under the theme 'Nikon ZR: A DaVinci Resolve Workflow for Film-Like Color Grading.' On October 25, participants will practice basic camera techniques near Sangsu Station, learning to understand and use the effects of different lenses.
An online class is also available. Titled 'How to Take Atmospheric Fall Photos,' it will be held on October 7 and can be taken free of charge on Nikon Imaging Korea's official YouTube channel. The in-person classes require separate registration.
Lee Joo-eun, marketing manager at Nikon Imaging Korea, said, "The curriculum is centered on photo outings so participants can capture the beauty of October in photographs as the leaves turn beautiful autumn colors. I hope you will broaden your creative expression by experiencing a range of programs, including bird photography, lens techniques and video color grading." 
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