ART 139 Digital Photography I
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Analyzes acquisition and manipulation of digital images. You will study traditional photography methods of weaving contrast, sharpness, color, and composition together within the limitations of computer technology. The practical aspects of setting up a shoot, equipment needs, and camera controls are discussed. You will examine color correction, restoration, colorizing, and archiving digital images. A digital SLR camera with manual settings is required for this class. You are required to have a basic knowledge of computers prior to taking this class. You should be able to upload and download files from the Internet, external devices, and flash drives; use the Internet for basic research; be able to send email and attachments; save information to CD/DVD, flash drive, or other external devices. Students without these skills are required to take MGD 101 Introduction to Computer Graphics either concurrently or prior to taking courses in digital photography.
Recommended MGD 101.
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