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62-325 View Camera


Units:9.0
Department:CFA Interdisciplinary
Special permission:Yes
Notes:SPECIAL PERMISSION ONLY: PLEASE CONTACT EMILY RAFALK AT emilyg@andrew.cmu.edu
Related URLs:http://www.cmu.edu

The nature of a 4x5" view camera alters both the process of making a photograph and the qualities of the resulting image. The slow, even cumbersome process of photographing with a large format camera encourages a methodical, studied approach. The larger negative size and the ability to control the exposure and development of each sheet of film make possible an image of extraordinary clarity and detail. Through a series of exercises followed by a self-selected project, students in this class will learn the technical aspects, and master the use of, the view camera. Topics include: perspective and focal plane control, bellows extension factor, and basic B&W sheet film handling and processing. Students should enter this course already possessing a working knowledge of photographic processing and printing.

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  Spring 2005 times

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