Sinar View cameras
View Camera
Using the information already covered in the View camera
session use your notes to produce further research into view cameras. Use the templates that have been attached in
the recent email to compile your work. Work to produce 2 x A3 pages in the
usual format… 1 x page with a selection of images and your initial thoughts
based on what you know of view cameras, pre-conceptions and prior knowledge of
the cameras (You’ve studied a number of photographers that use these cameras
already, so should be able to list these photographers). Your images could
include different types of view cameras and their sizes (Format), famous
photographer using view cameras, examples of the effects that a view camera has
on images… Tilt Shift, converging verticals, depth of field (Scheimpflug) and
the film edge (Rebate) detail that is often included in the image.
The 2nd page should feature a Main image –
(Camera, someone with a camera or perhaps a cut-away diagram or illustration) with
as much information you can gather through your research including some details
regarding the images you collect that illustrate the cameras characteristics
and properties.
Use the prompts
here to generate your written
content when researching.
Use the Dave Thompson’s A3 template with the columns and
prompts already formatted (Document 310) ask him to email it to you.
Reading list and
links______________________________________________________________
Langfords Basic Photography - Michael Langford, Focal Press,
How to view camera
Also check my blog – www.listofphotographers.blogspot.co.uk
If this has been set
as your Blended learning – you have 2 weeks to complete it.
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