1. What brand and model of camera(s) will you be using for this class?
> Canon Powershot G6, 7.1 megapixel
2. Is your camera digital or film?
> Digital
3. Do you have, or can you get, a copy of the manual for your camera?
> Have it
4. On a scale of 1-10, how familiar are you with the features of your camera?
> 8
5. Do you have, or have access to a camera with interchangeable lenses? If so, what lenses to do have?
> My G6 has interchangeable lenses; however, I don't have any to attach.
6. Do you have any photo editing software (like Photoshop or Photo Elements)?
> Yes
7. Do you have a tripod for your camera?
> Yes
8. What percentage of the time do you use your camera on “auto everything” mode
> About 80% of the time
9. Do you know how the following terms apply to photography: just Yes or No.
a. Aperture
> Yes
b. Shutter speed
> Yes
c. ISO/ASA
> Yes (but I'm not familiar with ASA)
d. Focus
> Yes
e. Depth of field
> Somewhat, but I could use some good instruction on this
f. Composition
> Somewhat, but I could use some good instruction on this
g. Quality of light
> Somewhat, but I could use some good instruction on this
h. Exposure
> Yes
i. What other photographic terms can you think of?
> F-stops. I can never remember the relationship between the F# and the size of the opening (i.e. the bigger the #, the smaller the opening), and how depth of field is affected by the F-stop. I ended up writing myself cheatsheets on the back of business cards that I carry in my camera case so I can try to remember.
10. What is your photographic experience?
> c. Have studied some on my own
> e. Trial and error - I know what I like when I see it
11. How much time per week are you willing to spend on these photo assignments?
> 1-2 hours
Monday, February 25, 2008
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