Multiple Flash: Directions & Groups

Whats good gang?

Today is the big day! Joe McNally will be here at the University of Missouri to teach you the wonders of multiple flash! We will have a lot to cover and I’m sure you all wish to maximize your time to learn from this wonderfully opportunity.  We will be meeting at our classroom at 3:15PM.  PLEASE meet at the classroom at 3:15PM.  We will begin walking over to Senior Hall on the campus of Stephens College at 3:20PM.  If you miss the group departure, you are responsible for being at Senior Hall no later than 3:40PM!!!! You can see a campus map of Stephens College here. Senior Hall is #12.

DIRECTIONS

Senior Hall can be reached by (from our regular class meeting room) going out of the western exit of Lee Hills Hall to 7th street.  Turn right going north on 7th to Locust and make a right.  Travel east down Locust until you reach Waugh Street just past Sacred Heart Catholic church and make a left going North.  Senior Hall will be on the right about a block down. Please be on time!!! 🙂

GROUPS

Lilli Kelly, Eve Edelheit, & Andrew Williams

Won Suk, Rob Bratney, & Caitlyn Emmett

Preston Guerra, Meg Haley, & Jessica Cherry

Naomi Stephens, August Kryger, & Mallory Benedict

Jessica Barnett , Brenden Neville, & Clint Alwahab

Colleen Lefholz, Alex  Browning, & Tim Rice

Katie Wood , Seth Putman, & Taylor Glascock

Irene Rojas, Erin Hendry , & Christina Manolis

 

This will be a lot of fun, dont forget to bring your cameras and strobes just in case you need them.  See you at 3:15! -Jarrad

Color Temperature

What was the camera white balance set at for this image?

Understanding White Balance

Understanding White Balance

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Painting with Light Directions

© Mito Habe-Evans, 2009

Hey Gang! Tomorrows the night! You will need to bring some warm clothes, a flashlight, your CAMERAS, TRIPOD, and STROBES as well as any other light sources you feel will be interesting (“You gotta hoola hoop with lights? BRING IT!”-RR.)  For those of you who have yet to do the single flash demo, or if you need more help, bring your off camera cord with you to practice.  Please comment to this post on what you would like to bring to our weenie roast tomorrow evening!  Also check out the link below to a Sprint commerical that uses the technique.  More painting with light stuff to come! DIRECTIONS to Rock Bridge State Park here!

SPRINT PAINTS WITH LIGHT

See ya,

-J

Welcome to Advanced Techniques

Light.  We’ve always taken it for granted.  I feel this will be the semester you will learn to be patient like none other.  We will do many complicated and time consuming things, but in the end, you will know how to measure the effects of light so well that you can manipulate them fairly easily.  This blog will serve to help assist with question you may have and also share information that will help you throughout the semester.  Feel free to share things with me to post on here as well.  Lets have a great semester! 🙂

-JH

Submission Guidelines

Just to clear up any confusion.  Use these ethod for putting together your CD to turn in for a grade.

FILES: date_code_name_number (up to four digits)

*** NO outtakes ***NO selects in naming of files
Date: yyyymmdd

FILES IN THE SELECTS FOLDER: date_code_name_lr or hr_number

SIZING : ONLY RESIZE THE SELECT
High resolution images should be submitted at the same size they were shot. Low resolution should be resized to 800 pixels at longest dimension at 72dpi

FOLDERS: code_name_outtakes or selects

METADATA you MUST enter: Name, copyright info, caption info on what assignment is (© copyright symbol on Mac is Option+G and on PC is Ctrl+Alt+C), also add location where the pictures were taken, your contact info (e-mail and/or phone number), and key words

NAME YOUR CD: code_name

ALWAYS SUBMIT: A self critique, caption sheet, light diagram, label your cd, in an evelope with name and code of assignment

POST EVERY ASSIGNMENT ON BLOG