Digital Photography

Catalog description

This course introduces students to the foundational elements of digital photography. Students will recognize digital camera and lens components, optical principles, camera operation, image composition, digital image manipulation and image file management. Using their own captured images, students will learn to effectively examine their subject matter through the application of compositional and design elements. Students will explore the use of editing software for organizing, cataloging and retouching digital imagery and will research various artists and photographers identifying their significance and impact on photographic history. Prospective students should have a basic knowledge of the use of computers and must have access to a digital camera with manual controls. Course may be taken up to three times for credit. 92 contact hours.<br><br>No Requisites Required