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Objectives:
1.
To understand what a digital darkroom is and how it relates to a
traditional darkroom.
2.
To learn digital imaging terms and concepts.
3.
To understand the differences between RAW and JPG files, and when it is
appropriate to use both.
4.
To create a productive work flow with digital files.
5.
To learn basic image corrections as they apply to a variety of subject
matter.
6.
To understand how and when to use different software for different
purposes.
7.
To explore and identify possible changes in the digital darkroom as
technologies evolve in the future.
8.
To apply critical thinking and problem solving as situations arise when
using a variety of different software programs.
Relationship to Campus Theme:
This course addresses the campus theme by comparing modern digital
technology with traditional analog techniques used in photographic post
production, while exploring possibilities for future growth and change in our
industry.
Classroom Policies:
1.
Cell phones and related devices are prohibited in the classroom at all
times. You have the option of keeping them turned off or leaving them at
home.
2.
The internet in the classroom will be used for educational purposes only.
Do not use the internet for Facebook, instant messaging, or any other
similar websites during class time.
3.
Food and beverages are permitted in accordance with IVN classroom
policy.
4.
Be respectful of other students, technicians, instructors, and guests.
Communication/Campus Email
All students at DCB are given a DCB email account. This account is how DCB
will communicate with you. You will receive important emails about classes,
financial aid, emergencies, school closures, important dates, etc. through this
email account. Along with the important emails you will receive, it also gives
you access to Microsoft Office software.
I WILL use your DCB email account for ALL communications with you. YOU
are responsible for checking your email regularly. I will email homework
lists, important dates, information on photo shoots, grades, etc. to your DCB
account. You are responsible for knowing all the information sent to your
campus email.