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Digital Photography From Using the Camera to Integrating Images into Your Program

Digital Photography From Using the Camera to Integrating Images into Your Program Barbara Chamberlin, bchamber@nmsu.edu Jeanne Gleason, jgleason@nmsu.edu, Bill Pabst, PabstA@missouri.edu Our Plan for the Next 90 Minutes Using any Camera Taking better photos Fixing photos

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Digital Photography From Using the Camera to Integrating Images into Your Program

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  1. Digital PhotographyFrom Using the Camera to Integrating Images into Your Program Barbara Chamberlin, bchamber@nmsu.edu Jeanne Gleason, jgleason@nmsu.edu, Bill Pabst, PabstA@missouri.edu

  2. Our Plan for theNext 90 Minutes • Using any Camera • Taking better photos • Fixing photos • Organizing photos • Sharing • You won’t learn everything, but you’ll know enough to learn everything

  3. Turning the camera on Turn camera on

  4. Taking photos Shoot photos

  5. Viewing photos Play or view photos

  6. Viewing photos Move to next photo

  7. Zoom Wide/Telephoto

  8. Flash Toggle flash

  9. Flash options Flash on Flash off Red eye

  10. Focus

  11. How many images on camera? • Size of storage card(8, 16, 32, 64, 128, etc)

  12. How many images on camera? • Size of storage card(8, 16, 32, 64, 128, etc) • File Size (number of pixels in the picture) • 640x480 • 2260x1614 • Compression or Quality

  13. Changing Settings/Menu Menu button

  14. Moving through Settings Navigation button

  15. Settings - file size (pixels) Image Size/Resolution

  16. Settings - quality, compression Image Quality/Compression

  17. Extra stuff you’ll want • Extra battery • Card reader • Additional card (with more space)

  18. Deleting on the camera Deleting images off camera Delete button

  19. Getting images off camera • Use cable and software • Use card reader • Use Adobe Album

  20. Taking better photos

  21. Move in close

  22. Use flash outside

  23. Take lots of photos

  24. Try interesting poses

  25. Try interesting poses

  26. Watch your backgrounds

  27. Watch your lines

  28. Make meaningful memories

  29. Resource for Teaching • Digital 4-H Photography Project • 6 learning experiences • PowerPoint presentations (with notes) • Handouts cahe.nmsu.edu/4h/photography

  30. Resource for Teaching • Good book for teaching content Teaching with Digital Images: Acquire, Analyze, Create, Communicate. Editors: Bull and Bell. ISBN: 1564842193

  31. Fixing and Organizing Photos • Your photos are perfect… but what about those that other people take? • How do you organize and group your photos so they are useful?

  32. Let’s Play with Album • Getting photos: from camera and computer • Organizing photos: • tagging/titles/keywords • albums/folder • Fixing photos • Stuff you can make • Printing options

  33. Album Software • Many types • Adobe Photoshop Album ($49.00) and free download • http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshopalbum/ • Google Picasa (Free) • http://picasa.google.com/) • Apple iPhoto (part of $79 iLife Suite)

  34. Brainstorming… • How can digital images be used… • With YOU holding the camera? • With THEM holding the camera?

  35. Questions • What camera should I buy? • Why are my PowerPoints so big? • Is it really ok to print photos at home?

  36. What to do with them once you’ve got ‘em • Printing • High-speed access: Online • Printer • Photo development house (take card) • Web or presentation • Resize before using (72-100 ppi) • Save in proper format

  37. What to do with them once you’ve got ‘em • Archive • Back up photos to CD • Back up photos to DVD • Post photos to online service and order CD

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