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AR350 Photo Processes

3 credit(s)
Photo Processes explores the use of traditional film as well as digital cameras and the images that are produced by each process. Students will develop light sensitive film in a darkroom setting, create negatives and prints from them. Students also utilize digital cameras, studio and flash based lighting, and industry standard software and image editing and manipulation techniques. The relationship between traditional and digital photography is examined with emphasis on understanding each media’s strengths and weaknesses. The use and function of the camera is stressed with emphasis on a personal style and photographic aesthetics. Prerequisite: AR203 .


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