::: Introduction to the Studio :::
Aim
This is an introductory course for the novice or experienced photographer who would like to learn or refresh their knowledge with various lighting systems and studio techniques for portrait and tabletop still-life work. Students will explore hard and soft lighting, set up a tabletop or portrait sitting.

Duration
9 x 3 hours per week (27 hours)

Topics covered:
  • Photographic criticism
  • Copywork
  • Lighting a 3-D object, dull
  • Lighting a 3-D object, shiny
  • Portrait lighting
  • Rear projection
  • Shape
  • Form
  • Texture
  • Photographic evaluation
  • Portfolio preparation
Prerequisites:
Introduction to Photography
Students must have their own manually operated 35mm or larger format camera.

Materials:
Whilst all chemistry and other consumables are supplied, it is expected that students will supply their own film and paper.

Tuition fees
Tuition fees for courses are outlined on the Timetable page. Note that only the prices for scheduled courses for the term indicated in the timetable are given. Not all classes are offered every term. The timetable is updated to indicate the courses and fees for the following term about six weeks into the current term.