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Fundamentals of Photography and Creative Practice

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Fundamentals of Photography and Creative Practice

Photography has long been thought of as an accurate representation of the world. A tension, nonetheless, exists between photography as factual record and as constructed image. We will explore this tension in the introductory digital photography course. Students learn the basic functions of digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras and how to use them to create photographic images.

Tác giả
Jessica Labatte and Larissa Garcia
Nhà xuất bản
Northern Illinois University
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LibreTexts
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CC BY
Ngôn ngữ
EN
Mục lục· 35 mục
  1. 01: Creative Camera Functions
  2. 1.01: A Brief History of Early Photography
  3. 1.02: How a Camera Works
  4. 1.03: Recommended Camera Settings
  5. 1.04: Form and Composition
  6. 1.05: Camera Function Exercises
  7. 1.06: Importing Images in Adobe Bridge
  8. 1.07: Making Contact Sheets in Adobe Bridge
  9. 1.08: Learning Checkpoint
  10. 1.09: Creative Camera Functions and Digital Contact Sheets Assignment
  11. 02: Photography as Documentary
  12. 2.01: Overview of Retouching Workflow
  13. 2.02: Retouching Workflow in Camera Raw
  14. 2.03: Making and Printing a Test Strip
  15. 2.04: Assessing Test Prints
  16. 2.05: Retouching Workflow in Photoshop
  17. 2.06: Printing from an Image File
  18. 2.07: Learning Checkpoint
  19. 2.08: Color Matching Exercise
  20. 2.09: One Perfect Print Exercise
  21. 2.10: The Decisive Moment Assignment
  22. 03: Constructed Images
  23. 3.01: Introduction to Studio Lighting
  24. 3.02: Learning Checkpoint
  25. 3.03: Three-Light Setup for Portraits Exercise
  26. 3.04: Light Modulators Exercise
  27. 3.05: Constructed for the Camera Assignment
  28. 04: In Conversation With
  29. 4.01: Research and Citing Sources
  30. 4.02: Learning Checkpoint
  31. 4.03: Photographer Presentation Assignment
  32. 4.04: In Conversation with Assignment
  33. 05: Appendices
  34. 5.01: Appendix A- Artist Statements
  35. 5.02: Appendix B- Critiques or CRITs