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Intro GD Revised 1.034 Fall 20 Equipment 14 Photography Camera Options Semester / Year: Fall 2 0 1 4 VCD 28000 Images created for this class will be produced digitally. There are several camera options for you to consider. Before you decide upon a certain camera system, however, first consider your major, area of concentration and the extent of your future involvement in photography. There are certain basic features your camera needs to meet for the requirements of this class. All cameras must have the following capabilities: 1. Ability to set equivalent ISO ratings. 2. Manual mode; which allows you to select f.stop and shutter speed setting. 3. Manual focus capability. 4. Monochrome (black and white) mode; that allows you to photograph directly in grey scale (b+w) mode. Please note that Point and Shoot cameras are not acceptable. DSLR cameras offer a greater range of both technical and image control and introduces a complete range of interchangeable lenses in a broad spectrum of focal lengths. It will also be a piece of equipment that will serve you well throughout your program of study here and, in some cases, well beyond. If you currently own a DSLR that is not listed below, but meets the four requirements mentioned, chances are, that it should be fine for this class. Technology is advancing rapidly. Please consider the prices indicated below as estimates. ´ Photo-Illustration Majors The cameras listed below are recommendations in a range of sophistication and price considerations. Prices listed below do not reflect current incentives or rebate promotions. Nikon D4s (body only) 16.2 megapixels $ 6,499.99 Nikon D800 (body only) 36.3 megapixels $ 2,899.99 Nikon D610 (body only) 24.3 megapixels $ 1,999.99 Canon 6D (body only) 20.2 megapixels $ 1,899.99 Canon 70D (body only) 20.2 megapixels $ 1,149.99 Sony A-99 (body only) 24.3 megapixels $ 2,799.99 Sony A7 (Body only) 24 megapixels $ 1,799.99 Sony A7r (body only) 36 megapixels $ 2,299.00 Sony SLT-A77II (body only) 24.3 megapixels TBD ´ Non–Photo-Illustration Majors There are many new and used DSLR cameras that might work well for this beginning class. The list below suggests several current DSLR Camera options for Non-Photo-Illustration majors. Nikon D7100 24.1 megapixels $ 1,199.99 Nikon D5300 (w/18-55 VR lens) 24.1 megapixels $ 899.99 Nikon D3300 (w/18-55mm VR lens) 14 megapixels $ 446.95 Canon Rebel T5i (w/18-55 IS lens) 18 megapixels $ 899.99 Canon Rebel T5 (w/ 18-55mm IS lens) 12 megapixels $ 549.99 Data Storage Because the images you created for this class will be created digitally, you will need two types of storage: 1. Camera Drive Storage. Some cameras come with a camera storage card, but typically it has limited space. We recommend at least a 4 GB card (in class 6 or higher). 2. Digital File Storage. A variety of materials can be used for this purpose. Some acceptable storage devices are; CD’s, DVD’s, Jump Drives, external hard drives and I Pods. A large capacity external hard drive allows you to safely and effectively back up your work. Accessories You will need a sturdy tripod. Depending upon your commitment/future involvement to the medium, select a tripod that is appropriate to your needs. Prices may range from $50.00 to $500.00. Throughout the semester you will need to purchase mounting and presentation materials, such as dry mounting tissue and matt board. A grey card will also be needed. These items can be purchased at your local camera store, art supply store, or on-line. 1 VCD 06.14 / Ransom.
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