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How to Watch Movies Critically

How to Watch Movies Critically. Contents. Understanding Dialog A Second Viewing Title and Credits Film Stock Production Values Maintain Objectivity Overall Quality Film's Rating Initial Reception Visual Clues Audio Clues Film Context Understand Film's Influence Film's Genre

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Pentax

Pentax. K1000. 35mm SLR. Shutter Release. Shutter Release. Press GENTLY and SMOOTHLY. Shutter Release. Film Advance. Shutter Release. Film Advance. Do NOT force the film advance. Film Advance. Camera Handling. Camera Handling. Even a monkey knows how to hold a camera.

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Art Appreciation- Tuesday:

Art Appreciation- Tuesday:. Make sure you have good notes on all the basic terms (on a blank sheet of paper), we will have an open-note quiz on this THURSDAY. Make sure you are in class tomorrow- we will be doing a quick DARKROOM PROJECT.

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Archaeological Photography Workshop Field Archaeology ARCH1003

Archaeological Photography Workshop Field Archaeology ARCH1003. Archaeological Photography Objectives. Photo Documentation (Hester 1997) A comprehensive and technical record of an investigation from beginning to end

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Understanding Exposure

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Pentax

Pentax. K1000. 35mm SLR. Shutter Speed. Shutter Speed. The minimum SS is 1/60 for normal handheld photos. Shutter Speed. Film Speed. Shutter Speed. Film Speed (ISO). The lower the number, the LESS sensitive to light. Film Speed (ISO). Shutter Release. Shutter Speed.

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Crime Scene Photography Week 2

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Photography Lesson 1

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FILMMAKING

FILMMAKING. FINAL EXAM REVIEW. 180 DEGREE RULE.

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PHOTOGRAPHY MERIT BADGE

PHOTOGRAPHY MERIT BADGE. PHOTOGRAPHY: Recording of Visible Light. Other Type of Light:. Other Type of Light: Infrared Ultraviolet X-Ray. Sources of Light:. Sources of Light: Natural Ambient (Room Lights) Flash. Exposure:. Under Exposed. Over Exposed.

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Radiation safety and protection

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Square Roots Chapter 9.1 page 453

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Photography

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Introduction to Exposure

Introduction to Exposure. GETTING THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF LIGHT TO MAKE THE IMAGE. Exposures. Correct Exposure Image looks the way you want it to Not always the way the scene actually appears in real life Over Exposure Image is too bright Under Exposure Image is too dark.

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Film and Sensitometry

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Portrait Photography Tips

Portrait Photography Tips. 101 Portrait Photography Tips. http ://improvephotography.com/1305/101-portrait-photography-tips-to-improve-your-photography /. 2/3rds Turn Instead of having the person face square to the camera, position them them to a 2/3 turn away from the camera. Lighting

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Film can resolve about 4000-6500 pixels per inch. ...........

Comparing Regular Film to Digital Photography. Film can resolve about 4000-6500 pixels per inch. ........... A piece of 35 mm film is about 1.5 inches in width, so it can contain about 6000 - 9750 pixels along its length.

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Understanding Exposure

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Advent of Sound

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