"Photoshop – that which produces a great photograph from an average photographer." - Frank Karycinski
"Photoshop is not a verb. It is a noun. It is the means to an end, not the end itself." - Vincent Versace
Today we'll be learning about how to download images from our digital camera. This will require knowledge of the Adobe Bridge software, which you will be introduced to. From there, we will proceed to dabble with the Adobe Photoshop interface. At the end of class a small project will be submitted for grading (see blog post for Project #1 for instructions should you need them).
Below are some brief notes and handouts in reference to today's lesson. Please check them out at your leisure.
Focal Lengths
Short FL = Lower mm # = Wider angle of view = zoomed out to see more = "Wide Angle Lens"
Long FL = Higher mm # = Narrower angle of view = zoomed in to see more = "Telephoto Lens"
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Black = Full Frame
Red = 1.3x Crop Factor
Yellow = 1.5x Crop Factor
Green = 1.6x Crop Factor
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Output Resolutions
Optimal Output Resolution for PRINT = 300dpi
Optimal Output Resolution for MONITOR = 72ppi
Great article explaining the differences in File Formats:
http://www.digitalphotopro.com/business/hi-tech-studio-file-format-decoder-ring.html
Optimal Output Resolution for PRINT = 300dpi
Optimal Output Resolution for MONITOR = 72ppi
Great article explaining the differences in File Formats:
http://www.digitalphotopro.com/business/hi-tech-studio-file-format-decoder-ring.html


