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Last update: Dec. 15 / 25

Ancillary Materials

Digital Photography Ancillary Materials by Clayton State University – Jason Guthrie, Susan McFarlane-Alvarez, Carolynn Walcott, Jim Richerson, Corneliu Chiorescu and Kyle Marcano (CC-BY)

This collection includes videos, text and other supplemental resources.

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Software

Gimpshop (GNU GPL).

This a photo and image editing software, similar to Photoshop.

Textbooks

This is a Canadian created resourceDigital Photography for Graphic Communications (CC-BY).

The purpose of this book is to serve as a reference for a one-semester course in digital photography for graphic communications. Since digital cameras have mostly replaced colour scanners, graphic communicators need to capture images for use in magazines, catalogs, brochures, packages, signs, banners—all forms of printed materials—and also for eBooks, web sites, and apps. It is based on a 2009 print book by the authors that was called Digital Photography for Print and published by the Printing Industries of America (PIA) Press.

Photography: What, How, Why (CC-BY).

beginner’s guide to the process of black and white 35mm analog film photography in which the picture-taking process, film development, and darkroom printing are explained.

Videos

Exposure Overview (CC-BY).

Detailed tutorial on photographic exposure. Made with support from Oregon Open Education Resources.

Exposure: Aperture (CC-BY).

Detailed tutorial on how Aperture functions and contributes to photographic exposure. Made with support from Oregon Open Education Resources.

Exposure: ISO (CC-BY).

Detailed tutorial on how ISO functions and contributes to photographic exposure. Made with support from Oregon Open Education Resources.

Exposure: Shutter (CC-BY).

Detailed tutorial on how Shutter functions and contributes to photographic exposure. Made with support from Oregon Open Education Resources.

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License

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