Thursday, February 28, 2013

| 4 | 02.28 |


·       Review of reading assignments
·       Darkroom demo - in class contact sheets and enlargements 
·       Work in class time

                  For next week:
·       SHOOT and DEVELOP: More images for Assignment #1 (remember 2-3 rolls total to choose from)
·       BRING: All negatives from Assignment #1
·       READ: Book/PDF “Printing Color Negatives” + “Working with Applications of Color”

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Printing Notes:

The filtration you should set your enlarger to when beginning a print is 0C, 55M, 45Y

If you are using 8”x10” paper, you may want to start with your lens stopped down to f8

Always make a contact sheet of your negatives before attempting to enlarge a specific image.

Always make a test strip before attempting to make a print (or contact sheet).

You will need to get the density correct before you will be able to fine tune your color corrections.  This means finding the right time to get the right exposure, then tweaking the filters to perfect your color.

Keep the Cyan filter at 0.  To alter color we will only be changing the Magenta and Yellow.

Each enlarger will give you different results, even if you use the same settings.  So pick one and try to stick to it for the semester.

You can never go back to a previous printing session. It’s a good idea to write down your settings. Use them as a general guide on a different day.


| 3 | 02.21 |

No class - Jen out of town

| - | 02.14 |

No class - Tuesday Schedule

Thursday, February 7, 2013

| 2 | 02.07 |

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·       In Class Shooting Assignment
·       Assignment #1 - shoot 2-3 rolls of color negative film for “Color Wheel”
·       Using your camera to shooting color negative film
·       Color negative film information (Types, speeds)
·       Color darkroom paper information
·       Developing color negative film information
·       Slideshow – shooting in color/seeing color
·       Gallery trip assignment given
For Feb. 28th:
·       BRING: in processed In Class Shooting Assignment + Assignment #1 - with you to the next class
·       BRING: color darkroom paper to print on
·       BRING: Write up of gallery trip – due 02/28
·       READ: Book/PDF “Thinking in Color” and “Color Negative Film and Prints” + page 204 “Color Associations – SomeTraditional Effects and Symbolism”.

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HANDOUT: Assignment#1
SILDESHOW: From class of simple example images link here
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TYPES OF COLOR NEGATIVE FILMS:

KODAK:  Portra - 160, 400, and 800 speed professional film for natural colors
                Ektar - 100 speed professional film for vivid colors
                Max - 200, 400, and 800 speed consumer film for bright colors

FUJI:       Superia - 200, 400, 800, and 1600 speed consumer film for 
                Pro 160 NS - ISO 160 daylight-type film optimized for skin tone
                                      reproduction and neutral  gray balance. Ideal for portrait 
                                      photography. Professional film.
                Pro 160 C -   ISO 160 daylight-type film optimized for high-contrast. 
                                      For portrait, commercial work, fashion, architectural 
                                     and interior photography. Professional film.
                Pro 400H -   ISO 400 daylight-type film. Wide exposure latitude. 
                                     Particularly suited to wedding, commercial and 
                                     fashion work. Professional film.

Choosing Film information:  What speed film should you buy for what you are shooting.
Exposure Calculator Guide (Handed out in class) 


COLOR PRINTING PAPERS:

Fujicolor Crystal Archive Type II Paper - Glossy, Lustre, and Matte



FILM PROCESSING LABS: ALWAYS ask if they give a student discount

Ask for PROCESS ONLY – DO NOT CUT!  You will cut your film and put it in negative
sleves.

34 east 30th street
new york, ny 10016  
phone 212.685.6871 
m-f 9am – 6pm
http://www.lti-lightside.com/

29 West 23rd Street,
New York, NY 10010 –
T (212) 242-7000
Monday-Friday from 8:00am-10:00pm
Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am-6:00pm
http://duggal.com/e-6-c-41-and-bandw.aspx

20 West 22nd St
New York, NY 10010
T:212-807-6611
http://www.crc-nyc.com/home.html

387 Second Avenue, (btwn 22nd and 23rd)
New York, NY, 10010
1.212.358.1928
Hours of operation: Monday - Friday 8.00 am - 6.00 pm

121 Avenue A,
New York, NY 10009
Tel: 212-979-1669
Mon.~Fri. 10:00am~8:00pm
Sat. 12:00pm~7:00pm
http://www.lusterphoto.com/