Category Archive: Digital Imaging: Reset

25 Mar

Night Shots

Night Shots

Along with the macro shots, we also discussed lighting and night photography in Digital Imaging last week. While at Saba, I decided to test …

 
By Elizabeth
Also posted in ITP, Spring 2010
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20 Mar

Macro

Macro

Ever since that blasted snow day *shakes fist at man in sky* we have been playing catch up in Digital Imaging.  While it seems a …

 
By Elizabeth
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11 Mar

3D Photography

3D Photography

Digital Imaging Reset is my zen class.  It is the one class that I come out of each week with an excitement to take on …

 
By Elizabeth
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27 Feb

Digital Imaging: Panoramas

Digital Imaging: Panoramas

This week in Digital Imaging we discussed polarizing lenses (awesome!) and panoramas. Polarization was the one thing that I simply couldn’t wrap my head …

 
By Elizabeth
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19 Feb

Aperture

Aperture

Like my inconstant infaturation with fruits when in season, my favorite features of the digital camerra change with each new session of Digital Imaging Reset.  …

 
By Elizabeth
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12 Feb

Exposure

Exposure

For most of my photography experience, histograms have been the funny little maps of crags that I warp as I change levels in photoshop. …

 
By Elizabeth
Also posted in ITP, Spring 2010
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04 Feb

White Balance

White Balance

I have learned the secret arts of bringing balance to the world…or at least white balance to my photos. For our first assignment in …

 
By Elizabeth
Also posted in ITP, Spring 2010
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22 Jan

Spring 2010 at ITP

Spring 2010 at ITP

It is week 1 of the Spring semester at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program.  For the second years, it is the time of reckoning.  We are …

 
By Elizabeth
Also posted in Design Frontiers in Biology & Materiality, Softness of Things, Spring 2010, Thesis
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