1. Being able to follow standard photographic operating procedures and correctly use photographic equipment to complete exposure and lighting exercises.
2. Capable of adjusting aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and other exposure parameters appropriately in accordance with shooting requirements.
3. Being able to independently design and implement common lighting setups, and to master the use of single-light, multi-light, and natural-light techniques.
4. Capable of analyzing lighting characteristics in different shooting environments and formulating corresponding illumination strategies.
5. Knowing how to identify and correct common problems in exposure and lighting to ensure image quality.
6. Capable of applying learned techniques in integrated lighting practice and creative assignments based on real-world cases, thereby establishing a solid foundation for subsequent coursework and professional development.