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SUMMARY:Analog Love- Working with Large Format Film: Portraits
DESCRIPTION:In the days of film\, 35mm was the standard format\, 120 was medium format (often called “2 1/4”\, describing it in inches)\, and anything larger than that was considered “large format”. Large Format film photography consisted of 4×5″ and larger sizes of negatives\, with 4×5 being the most common\, followed by 8×10″ and 5×7″. Large format films require specific cameras and lenses and are very different experiences than working with modern digital cameras.\nLarge format film photography creates large negatives\, and the advantage to those negatives are the vast detail that they capture as well as an incredible range of depth of field. Although modern digital cameras are amazing\, the large format “look” cannot be duplicated by modern cameras and is unique.\nJoin Hunt’s Photo Education’s Paul Nelson\, who has been photographing with 4×5 cameras and film for over 20 years\, for the first in a series of classes on working with large format photography! In this workshop\, we will begin by learning the basics of large format cameras\, including setting up\, attaching lenses\, using the focusing rails\, learning how to focus\, and how to see focus on the ground glass. We’ll continue by loading film into film holders\, then put it all into practice by taking portraits! In the end\, we’ll develop the film and you’ll end up with some spectacular large format images!\nDoes this all sound foreign? Don’t fret!\n?If you don’t have a 4×5 camera\, we can provide you with one! Make sure to let us know upon registration if you will need a 4×5 camera!\n?You do not have to have ANY experience with large format or film photography! All you need is a passion for the subject!\n?We will provide up to 10 sheets of 4×5 film and film holders to each attendee. (If you plan to bring a camera larger than 4×5\, please let us know. An additional charge may apply for larger format films.)\n?We will provide any chemistry for developing black & white film.\nCome check out the incredible\, unique look of large format!
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/analog-love-working-with-large-format-film-portraits/
CATEGORIES:Editing & Printing Classes,Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo, Melrose,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Paul N.
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SUMMARY:The Printed Vision: Editing for the Final Print- Hunt's Photo\, Melrose
DESCRIPTION:About The Printed Vision Series\nThe printed image shows our successes and our faults at a much higher level of detail than the digital image. To become better photographers\, it helps to understand this by creating the printed image as a final product\, which is the purpose behind the Printed Vision Series.\nIn this session… Editing for the Final Print\nLet’s be honest- everyone loves their photos on their phones or the back of their cameras\, right? But then when it gets onto your computer screen\, it doesn’t look as good. It can be even more challenging to make your photo look good in print form\, let alone a large print!\nIn this Saturday morning print session\, we’ll go over all the fine points in editing to get your image “Print Ready”. In addition to that\, we’ll discuss how paper type affects mood and what papers there are out there to influence your vision! We’ll also take one of your images and print it in a size up to 13×19″ on Fine Art paper.  (Please note: The cost of a 12?18 or 13?19 print on fine art paper is $35-$40; the cost of this class includes the cost of that print! If you want to make TWO prints\, the additional cost would be $40/print.)\nJoin us for a fun class on Editing and Printing!
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/the-printed-vision-editing-for-the-final-print-hunts-photo-melrose/
CATEGORIES:Editing & Printing Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Printed Vision
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