| 3 | SEPTEMBER 15 |

·       Critique of slides (Assignment #1)

·       Turn in Gallery visit write up

·       Using your camera to shooting color negative film

·       Color negative film information (Types, speeds)

·       Color darkroom paper information

·       Developing color negative film information

·       In class negative film shoot on campus

·       Assignment #2 discussed

·       Slideshow – shooting in color/seeing color

  For next week:

·       SHOOT: Assignment #2 given – shoot 2-3 rolls of color negative film for “Color Wheel” 

·       DEVELOP: Bring developed negatives to class from Assignment #2

·       READ: Chapter 5 “ Thinking in Color” and Chapter 8 “Color Negative Film and Prints” + page 204 “Color Associations – Some Traditional Effects and Symbolism”.

·       BRING: processed film for in class printing (Assignment #2)

·       BRING: Color darkroom printing paper

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SLIDESHOW - 1st slideshow about color 
HANDOUT: Assignment #2
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TYPES OF COLOR NEGATIVE FILMS:

KODAK:  Portra - 160, 400, and 800 speed professional film for natural colors

                Ektar - 100 speed professional film for vivid colors

                Max - 200, 400, and 800 speed consumer film for bright colors

FUJI:       Superia - 200, 400, 800, and 1600 speed consumer film for 

                Pro 160 NS - ISO 160 daylight-type film optimized for skin tone

                                      reproduction and neutral  gray balance. Ideal for portrait 

                                      photography. Professional film.

                Pro 160 C -   ISO 160 daylight-type film optimized for high-contrast. 

                                      For portrait, commercial work, fashion, architectural 

                                     and interior photography. Professional film.

                Pro 400H -   ISO 400 daylight-type film. Wide exposure latitude. 

                                     Particularly suited to wedding, commercial and 

                                     fashion work. Professional film.

Choosing Film information:  What speed film should you buy for what you are shooting.

Exposure Calculator Guide (Handed out in class) 

COLOR PRINTING PAPERS:

Fujicolor Crystal Archive Type II Paper - Glossy, Lustre, and Matte

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FILM PROCESSING LABS: ALWAYS ask if they give a student discount

Ask for PROCESS ONLY – DO NOT CUT!  You will cut your film and put it in negative

sleves.

LTI-Lightside:

34 east 30th street

new york, ny 10016  

phone 212.685.6871 

m-f 9am – 6pm

http://www.lti-lightside.com/

Duggal:

29 West 23rd Street,

New York, NY 10010 –

T (212) 242-7000

Monday-Friday from 8:00am-10:00pm

Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am-6:00pm

http://duggal.com/e-6-c-41-and-bandw.aspx

Coloredge CRC:

20 West 22^nd St

New York, NY 10010

T:212-807-6611

http://www.crc-nyc.com/home.html

Imagination Color Labs

387 Second Avenue, (btwn 22^nd and 23^rd)

New York, NY, 10010

1.212.358.1928
Hours of operation: Monday - Friday 8.00 am - 6.00 pm

http://imaginationphoto.us/

Luster Photo

121 Avenue A,

New York, NY 10009

Tel: 212-979-1669

Mon.~Fri. 10:00am~8:00pm
Sat. 12:00pm~7:00pm

http://www.lusterphoto.com/