The Internet is flooded with sellers, trying to cash out on anything they could get their hands on. Among all the greedy people, there is one man who believes in spreading knowledge for free. Meet Marc Levoy, a former professor at the University of Stanford, and currently leading a team of Google researchers working on computational photography. Marc Levoy is currently one of the most known graphic researchers today. He was a lecturer at Stanford University for 25 years and then joined Google after retiring.
Marc Levoy is the person behind the creation of the animation system which became the base of the production of cartoons and animated movie industry. During his time at Google, Levoy had a hand in the creation of Google street view, HDR+ mode in Nexus 5 and more. Marc taught a digital photography course 5 times at Stanford and once at Google HQ. Now he has uploaded all of his lecture videos of the course on his website for people around the world to access it for free. Yes, it’s true, not even a single penny! The course consists of 18 lecture videos which were recorded during his lectures at Google HQ in 2016. He has also provided other helping materials regarding the photographic principles and information. Even though you are not as lucky as the ones who had the chance to attend his classes and have a face-to- face interaction with him, but this could be an opportunity to get your hand on a university level course in digital photography for absolutely free. And if you are already a master of photography skills, this course could still help you improve your skills. What Paklap.pk likes about it is the fact that for newbies, not having prior knowledge of photography is not a problem. You can learn the very basics using this course.
