Photo 40: Beginning Photography
- 3 Units
- Graded Activity
- Basic principles of photographic practices including both technical and aesthetic issues.
- 3 Units
- Graded Activity
- Theory, practice and aesthetic investigations of color photography: lighting, filters, chemical and digital processes.
- 3 units
- Graded Activity
- Advanced theory, practice and aesthetic investigations of digital imaging techniques. Emphasis upon avenues of expression not available through traditional photo processes. Course is repeatable once for credit.
- 3 units
- Graded Activity
- Basic introduction to news photography and photojournalism field. Includes camera use - composition, aperture, shutter speed, and lens selection- and processing for print or electronic media using PhotoShop. Emphasis on technical aspects of digital news photography and storytelling with photographs.
- ATTENTION STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATIONS: This class can be used to meet the 3 unit requirement for an elective within the JMC school!
- 3 units
- Graded Activity
- The technical and conceptual aspects of product photography with emphasis on design, lighting, visual impact and clarity of purpose. Course is repeatable once for credit.
- This is a recommended photo class specific for Journalism/PR/Advertising etc. majors.
- 3 units
- Graded Activity
- Technical developments and aesthetic trends in photography traced from its invention in the nineteenth century to the present day. Slide presentations, discussions, field trips.
- 3 units
- Graded Activity
- Concepts and principles of lighting using both daylight and incandescent light sources and the use of standard studio lighting equipment.
*Keep in mind, that for all of these classes, students are required to have a digital SLR camera that can be manually programmed. When I first took photo 40, I didn't know this and it was kinda surprising to be told I had to buy a $400 or more expensive camera! :)
**As a parting note, a lot of these classes have pre-reqs, so make sure to check you my SJSU or talk to the teacher before trying to add a class.
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