CDES 206

WEEK 12 Lecture Review

Here is the link to a review of this week's lecture.

WEEK 12 Lecture Review 

WEEK 10 Lecture Review

Reminder: There will be no Lecture on Monday, November 2nd due to a campus-wide furlough day. There will be labs all week. Be sure to bring your color shots for our Contact Critique sessions.

Here is the link to a review of this week's lecture.

WEEK 10 Lecture Review 

Color

The Haiku project is due this week and then we will be begin working in color. You can preview our next assignment by following the Projects link at left.

Remember, you can check out your progress in class so far by following the Grades links. 

Midterm Grades

You can access your grades by clicking on the April's lab grades or the Ron's lab grades links at left.

Note: There will be no Lecture this Monday, Oct. 19th due to Furlough. There will be labs all week.

Ron

Week 7 Lecture Review

ANNOUNCEMENT: The CDES 206 Midterm Exam will be on

 October 12, 2009 at 2 pm in PLMS 102.

Here is the link to a review of this week's lecture.

WEEK 07 Lecture Review

Week 6 Lecture Review

ANNOUNCEMENT: The CDES 206 Midterm Exam will be on

 October 12, 2009 at 2 pm in PLMS 102.

Here is the link to a review of this week's lecture.

WEEK 06 Lecture Review

WEEK 5 Lecture Review

Here is a link to images from this week's lecture on Lenses, Apertures and Depth of Field. Be sure to print a copy of Project #2 (PROJECTS link at left) and bring it to lab this week.

Download WEEK 5 Lecture Review

Week 4 Lecture Review

Here is a link to images from this week's lecture on Resolution, Shutter Speeds, and B&W Adjustment Layers.

Download Week 04 Lecture Review

Keeping up with the assigned reading?

Don't forget to refer to the Schedule and Required Readings links at left.

FYI, here's the list of assigned readings so far.

Ch.1, Camera

Seeing Photography

Digital Photography

Ch.9, Seeing Like a Camera

Writing For Others

Ch.3, Light & Exposure

Ch.5, Image Editing, pgs. 87-93

Don't Forget!

No Photo classes this week.

Due next week: 60 shots for Project #1.

Lecture Review

Here are a few images from this week's lecture on exposure, histograms and visual elements for your review.

Download WEEK 02 Lecture Review

Cameras, exposure, histograms, Project #1

In preparation for this week's lab meetings, please link to the PROJECTS, HOW TOs, and EXERCISES (at left). Download, print, and review the material prior to class.

Also, don't forget to bring your camera (and manual if you have it), fresh or newly charged batteries, the storage card for your camera, and your portable storage device.

Remember to check the class schedule for required readings. Read Chapter 1 in your text and use the REQUIRED READINGS link at left to access the other readings.

Help a fellow CDES Photo student!!

She writes:

I am looking for some more votes on my picture for the Aaron Bro's photo contest. I found out I need to make one of the top finalist slots to be included in the voting that starts 9-16. Meanwhile if everyone can be directed to the photo and rate it between now and Sept 12th that will help me make it into one of the final slots.

Please cut and paste this link in your browser. 

  http://showusyouramerica.com/uploads/1012

Please vote the max number of stars and pass this link along to anyone else who would be willing to do the same. You can vote once each day. Voting will continue until 9-12. Then the top ten photos are placed into a final on-line voting which will result in a $1000 gift certificate for the winner. I plan on using some of the winnings for school supplies but pass the bulk of it along to my fellow college students for their use.

Thanks,

Leslie Wilkinson

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Please download and print the course syllabus and schedule today and read through the course FAQs before coming to your lab this week.

Ron

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