Due Date: August 15
Welcome to Digital Photography
In this class, students will learn the fundamentals of operating Digital SLR Cameras (in Manual Mode) and image editing techniques using Adobe Photoshop.
Your study content will come in the variety of
- Video content
- Practical content
- Slide-shows, Critiques, and Free Associations
What will you learn in Digital Photography?
- "Shooting" with a Digital SLR Camera in Manual Mode {taking a photograph)
- Adjusting the lens
- Aperature (F-Stop)
- ISO (Exposure)
- Shutter Speed
- Operating the camera buttons
- Working with the camera menus
- Adjusting the lens
- Working with Lighting
- Working with "models" (people)
- Working with Screens, Backdrops, and Still Life
- Working with different angles and perspectives
- Navigate to your student drive in Windows Explorer/File Explorer. This student drive should appear the same as your login name (example: GarnChE)
- Create a New Folder and name it Digital Photography
- Double click on the Digital Photography folder. This will navigate you to the inside of the folder.
- Create a New Folder and name it Classroom Policy
- Read the Classroom Policy.
- Create a new Google Doc document and write a 6-8 sentence statement declaring which classroom policy you feel is your personal favorite, the most important, or maybe even has the most long-term effects on your immediate future (Be sure to use proper sentences, punctuation, spelling, etc). When you are done, select File and then Download and select Microsoft Word Doc. This will download your word doc into y our Downloads folder.
- Your new download file will show up in the upper right hand corner of your web browser (Chrome/Edge). Click on the folder on the downloaded file. This will open the Downloads folder.
- Right click on the downloaded file and select Cut.
- In Explorer, click on your Student drive and then your Multimedia Folder and then the Classroom Policy folder.
- Right click in the white area and select Paste. This will move your document into the proper location.
- Your file name is probably saved as "untitled." Right click on this and select Rename. Rename the file to the appropriate title of Classroom Policy
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- Create a new folder alongside your Classroom Policy folder and label it “Grading Policy”
- On the menu bar at the top of this webpage, click on the “Home/Resources” tab and then select “Grading Policy”
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and read the "The Grading Policy (Communications/Multimedia)" section
- Create a new Google document and write a two sentence statement that describes which Excused Absence work will be accepted.
- Download your Word document as "Grading Policy Assignment.doc"
- Perform the exact same steps you did before (with the Classroom Policy) in order to get it to the proper location and to have the proper name (Grading Policy)
- Create a new folder alongside your other two folders and title it "Save Your Work"
- Read the following webpage regarding Save Your Work (Where/What/How)Save Your Work - How
- Create a new Word document and answer these questions
- What file type are Adobe Illustrator files supposed to be saved as (natively)?
- What file type are Adobe Photoshop files supposed to be saved as (natively)?
- Write a short answer essay on what the difference is between a "project" file and a "rendered" file - do not copy and paste these answers. Your original and authentic response will illustrate your true understanding of the question.
- Write a short answer essay on why we "import" and "export" files.
- Download your Word document as "Save Your Work Assignment.doc"
- Perform the exact same steps you did before (with the Classroom Policy) in order to get it to the proper location and to have the proper name (Save Your Work)
What I am looking for (How your work will be assessed)
All student photography work will be assessed by a 80/20 grading application.
- 80% of your work will be scored (Objective) with a rubric: an itemized list of expectations
- Meets the due dates
- Photographs are located in the appropriate file server locations
- The correct amount of photographs are saved in the proper location
- The photographs are named/titled/labeled correctly
- Are you present in class on time
- Are you "working?" until finished with the assignment/s?
- 20% of your photographs will be scored (Subjective) against my overall perception of the following:
- Work ethic and your semi-professional interaction in the classroom
- Artistic expression
- Whether the photograph appears as though it was captured in the attempt to follow the overall theme or technique
Bieneman, Weston | 1 | Anderson, Allie | 1 |
Brubaker, Ruby | 2 | Bair, Ian | 2 |
Carr, Olivia | 3 | Barnes, Joshua | 3 |
Dahmm, Alex | 4 | Dawson, Hadley | 4 |
Empey, Bryant | 5 | Elsesser, Lauryn | 5 |
Evans, Allison | 6 | Fisher, Samuel | 6 |
Foster, Penelope | 7 | Kaiser, Tillie | 7 |
Garber, Hunter | 8 | Litersky, Blair | 8 |
Johnston, Grace | 9 | Litersky, Reece | 9 |
Kellington, Addison | 10 | McElyea, Emma | 10 |
Kennell, Aleah | 11 | Miller, Braeden | 11 |
Noreuil, Victoria | 12 | Mutchler, Dru | 12 |
Price, Jasa | 13 | Proehl, Ava | 13 |
Ralston, Eli | 14 | Rowland, Ryder | 14 |
Roseboom, Elijah | 15 | Tichenor, Zoey | 15 |
Saylor, Logan | 16 | Tucker, Mason | 16 |
Speerly, Caleb | 17 | Ward, Evie | 17 |
Stickling, Eden | 18 | Wicks, Bailey | 18 |
Yoder, Mikaela | 19 | Williamson, Grace | 19 |
Zupancic, Andrew | 20 | 20 | |