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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 6-27-95 |
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ART131
1995 Fall – 2010 Summer II |
L+L
3.0 Credit(s) 6.0 Period(s) 5.1 Load Acad |
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Photography
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Basic
black and white photographic principles and techniques. Camera functions and
controls. Darkroom experience in film processing and printmaking. Camera
required. Prerequisites: None. |
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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ART131 1995 Fall – 2010 Summer II |
Photography I |
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Explain basic camera parts and demonstrate their
functions. (I) |
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Apply exposure techniques to various types of black and
white films. (II) |
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Describe and differentiate characteristics among
photographic films. (II) |
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Prepare and mix basic photographic chemistry. (III) |
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Demonstrate film processing procedures. (IV) |
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Produce photographs using basic darkroom techniques. (V) |
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Describe presentation methods as they apply to
photographic imagery. (VI) |
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Demonstrate understanding of photographic aesthetics to
produce images. (VII) |
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ART131 1995 Fall – 2010 Summer II |
Photography I |
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I. Camera parts and
functions A. Light tight container B. Focusing system C. Viewing system D. Exposure controls II. Film characteristics A. Types B. Structure III. Introduction to
photographic chemistry A. Film developers B. Paper developers C. Stop bath D. Fixer E. Health and safety IV. Introduction to film
processing A. Exposure/development
relationship B. Time/temperature
relationship C. Procedure and sequence V. Introduction to basic
printmaking skills A. Black and white paper
characteristics B. Contact printing C. Enlargement D. Contrast controls E. Burning/dodging VI. Presentation methods A. Display styles B. Mixed media approaches VII. Photographic
aesthetics A. Introduction to history
of photography as an art form B. Principles of design C. Criticism and discussion
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