VCT 1071 - Introduction to Digital Photography

1. Adding frames to images
2. Adding the element of reflection
3. Advantages of the Raw format
4. Aperture
5. Camera settings
6. Correctly exposing an image
7. Creating abstract photographs
8. Exploring camera angles
9. Exploring symmetry in photography
10. Exploring types of low-light photography
11. ISO
12. Operating a digital single lens reflex camera
13. Photographing architecture
14. Photographing shadows
15. Processing Raw images
16. Properly exposing for a true silhouette
17. Purchasing a digital single lens reflex camera
18. Shutter speed
19. Using Rules-of-Thirds for composition
20. Using eye-lines to add interest
21. Using shutter speeds to enhance action photography
22. Web albums

1. operate a digital single lens reflex camera.
2. recognize images that are marketable in the professional photography field.
3. compose images using symmetry.
4. compose images using eye-lines
5. capture images of reflections.
6. expose images of silhouettes.
7. capture images of architecture.
8. capture abstract images.
9. capture images of shadows.
10. expose digital images with and without an 18% grey card.
11. recite Shutter Speed, Aperture, and ISO settings.
12. capture action images using slow or fast shutter speeds.
13. apply principles of depth of field.
14. test a digital single lens reflex camera¿s ISO setting.
15. articulate the advantages of the Raw format.
16. capture images in the Raw format.
17. process images using Camera Raw.
18. make contact sheets
19. calculate equivalent exposures.
20. compose images with varied camera angles.
21. compose images using the framing technique.
22. compose images using the rule-of-thirds technique.
23. capture images of architecture
24. expose low-light images
25. perform local and global corrections using editing software.

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