ART 230 - Photography 2

Credits: 3
5 Studio Hours

Prerequisites: ART 130 or equivalent experience

Description
This course is a continuation of ART 130 to improve upon the skills of students who have demonstrated proficiency in basic photography. Continued use of 35mm camera and the study of medium to large format camera are conducted. An advance technique with camera in darkroom is explored to produce creative and professional work.

Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, the student will:

Explain camera exposure (negative to positive), film and print (chemical) control.
Define the professional requirements related to studio photography.
Differentiate between photographic expression from standard to individualized or social to commercial.
Regulate the outcome of an image through controlled lighting.
Evaluate a scene (previsualization) for an expected outcome.
Identify individual skill level toward a personalized theme.
Distinguish between the similarities and differences of black and white and color photography.

Listed Topics

Advanced cameras, film and print techniques
Introduction to medium and large format camera and film
Non-standard formatting
Principles involving natural, continuous, and flash lighting
Theory of metering and its correlations to exposure/printing
Portrait, commercial and graphic photography

Reference Materials
Textbook, slides, overhead transparencies and films

Approved By: Sutin, Stewart Date Approved: 12/13/2006

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