FINAL ASSIGNMENT

• 7-10 images or more

• 5 best images must be window matted

Mounting Supplies

• 10 boards

11.20.2012

1. Use ruler tool and measure angle

2. Image > Rotate Arbitrary

3. Select space to crop using the marquee tool.

4. Image > Crop

5. Adjustment Layers Levels-Paint on adjustment layer to mask certain spaces

6. Copy Background layer and use burn and dodge tools on copy

7. Adjustment layer black and white

11.15.12

TERMS COVERED IN CLASS

1. Selection 

2. Adjustment Layers

3. Edited Mask

QUICK KEYS

Command + D (Deselect)

[ or ] (Brush Size)

Option + Delete (Fill Foreground)

Command + Delete (Fill Background)

SCREEN SHOT EXERCISE 1

Black and White Screen Shot

Bridge 101 (Adobe TV)

History Panel for Assignment

Quick Keys

Com + R (Ruler)

Com + ' (Grid)

V (Move Tool)

Space Bar (Hand Tool)

Com + {+ or -} (Zoom in or out)

Direction for Scenes

1. Create doc (Size) 8.5 by 11 inches (Res) 300 (Color Mode) RGB 8 bit
2. Open image in photoshop
3. Select > All (Com + A)
4. Edit > Copy (Com + C)
5. Edit > Paste (Com + V) Past into photo into new document
6. Rotate if needed Edit > Transform > CW 90 Degrees
7. Edit > Transform > Scale (HOLD THE SHIFT BUTTON)
8. Add text and rename layers

Screen Shots

What to Print & Submit

Taking Pictures Checklist

1.  Check ISO (Filmspeed) You should be using 400 speed film.
2.  Load film correctly.
3.  Shoot & take the picture.
a. Put aperture on 11
b. Meter the scene ( if using one of Glendale's cameras look for the green light).
 - Adjust the shutter to get the green light.
C. Focus.
D. Press button.
E. Advance film.
F. Rewind (Press sprocket release to start rewinding).

How to Load 35mm film

FINAL

Choose a photographer from this website

Master of Photography

Discuss and write a paragraph about artist chosen:
Content: Meaning of subject choice.
Style: Lighting and composition choices.
Process: How made example using what camera.

1) Aperture

2) Shutter speed

3) Normal Lens

4)Wide Angle Lens

5) Telephoto Lens

6) Zoom Lens

7) Spot Meter

8) Center Weighted Meter

9) Matrix Meter

10) Meter

12-14) Developer, Stop Bath, Fixer

15-16) Burning, Dodging

17-19) Filters 2.5 Neutral, 3.0 > Increase Contrast, 2.0 < Decrease Contrast

20) Variation on this type of question:

If I have a metered situation where the shutter speed is 250 and the aperture is 11 &

I want an equivalant exposure & I change the aperture to 5.6 what is my shutter speed? Answer 1000

21-22) Differences between film speeds
23-24) Diffused and direct light
25) Rule of Thirds

100 ISO 1) Fine Grain 2) Good Contrast 3) Slow Speed 4) Best for daylight

400 ISO 1) Grainy 2) Low Contrast 3) Fast Speed 4) Low Light

• Aperture Numbers to be memorized

1.4, 2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22

• Shutter speeds to be memorized

1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 30, 60, 125, 250, 500, 1000

 • Be able to identify program shooting modes:

A M S P modes

RAW files

TIF and PSD

JPG

What to Submit

BLACK & WHITE PHOTO SCREEN SHOT

WHAT TO SUBMIT (EXPOSURE TEST)

1. Contact Sheet (5 scenes with 5 exposures)
2. 4 scenes with 5 exposures ( Five 8.5in x 11in with 4 exposures on each )
3. Black and White Picture
4. HDR Picture

Quick Keys

Tab (hides tool bar and palettes)
Command + A (Select All)
Command + C (Copy)
Command + V (Paste)
Command + ' (Grid on and off)
Command + R (Ruler on and off)
Command + T (Transform
Command + {- or +} (Zoom in or out)
F (Toggle Views)
Constrain Proportions (Shift)
Cycle Views ( F )
Command + D (Deselect)
Size of Brush ( [ ] )
Marquee Tool ( M )
Burn & Dodge Tool ( O )

Template Measurements

Example Exposure Test

Create Contact Sheet Bridge

MIDTERM

1) Aperture

2) Shutter speed

3) Normal Lens

4)Wide Angle Lens

5) Telephoto Lens

6) Zoom Lens

7) Spot Meter

8) Center Weighted Meter

9) Matrix Meter

10) Meter

12-14) Developer, Stop Bath, Fixer

15-16) Burning, Dodging

17-19) Filters 2.5 Neutral, 3.0 > Increase Contrast, 2.0 < Decrease Contrast

20) Variation on this type of question:

If I have a metered situation where the shutter speed is 250 and the aperture is 11 &

I want an equivalant exposure & I change the aperture to 5.6 what is my shutter speed? Answer 1000

21-22) Differences between film speeds

100 ISO 1) Fine Grain 2) Good Contrast 3) Slow Speed 4) Best for daylight

400 ISO 1) Grainy 2) Low Contrast 3) Fast Speed 4) Low Light

• Aperture Numbers to be memorized

1.4, 2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22

• Shutter speeds to be memorized

1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 30, 60, 125, 250, 500, 1000

Reminders

• Intentional blur be sure to shoot N+1 or N+2

• Intentional be sure some lighting in room

• Don't shoot inside against a bright window (no backlighting)

• Don't force rewind be sure the press the small black button on the base of the camera. Any problems don't open ever unless in complete darkness

• Due April 19 after Spring Break

• What is Due 8 x 10 inch prints

1) Stop Action

2) Intentional

3) Shallow Depth Field

4) and 5) are your choices from above

• Saturday April 7 last day to check out cameras before spring break

• Photo Lab Closed spring break

EQUIVILENT EXPOSURES (Multiply by 2 or Divide by 2)

5 seconds at F5.6

10 seconds at F8

20 seconds at F11

40 seconds at F16

CAMERA EQUIVALENT EXPOSURES (ONE TO ONE RATION)

1/500 at F8

1/250 at F11

1/125 at F16

1/60 at 22

Aperture Numbers to Memorize

2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22

Shutter Speed Numbers to Memorize

1000, 500, 250, 125, 60, 30, 15, 8, 4, 2, 1

Assignment 3 (Roll 2) 400 speed film

No bracketing for either stop action or intentional blur.

10 shots Intentional Blur
Hints:
Use a tripod.
Use a slow shutter speed 1/4 or slower (preferably 1 second).
Experiments try a couple ideas
Small aperture 16 or higher preferably 22 or higher
Shoot inside.
Try to shoot this N+1 or N+2
• If you have a zoom lens Move the zoom lens during exposure
• Move the hold a position or gesture.
• Have something moving capture that movement. Try this with a model at different model speeds.


10 shots Stop Action
• This part of the assignment you will shoot a person in the act of doing something with some sort of expression or movement that could disappear in an instant. That expression could be body language or facial expression. A fast shutter speed will be one of these numbers. 250-500-1000
• Aperture likely wide open or small number.
• Shoot Outside



16 shots redo shallow depth field or more shots of those listed above.

20 Seconds at F16
10 Seconds at F11
05 Seconds at F8
2.5Seconds at F5.6

Power of Ten

Creating a print

Basic Overview B/W Printing

NPR Story (Film Fades)

http://www.npr.org/blogs/pictureshow/2012/03/02/147796341/as-film-fades-photographer-makes-a-huge-huge-statement

Videos