jeff_chadwick

<p>It refers to contact hours. Each class is 5 contact hours or credits. There are a total of 9 classes you must take for a total of 45 credits or contact hours. You will spend far more than 5 hours a week outside of class doing your assignments and research etc.</p>

<p>I earned my MA in their Digital Photography program last year. Feel free to email me direct for any specific questions.</p>

Joy-

 

Do you realize that the SCAD program is a MA in photography, NOT an MFA.

Is your final goal to teach at the college level? Most college's want an MFA. I'm not saying that there are not colleges that will accept an MA- there most definately are but a MFA is more flexible.

 

I know lots about the program - I am a member of the first graduating class and was the first student accepted into the program. If you would like to email me at jchad@frontiernet.net I'd be happy to answer any questions you have.

 

-Jeff

I am looking for a compact point and shoot with a built in intervalometer that will

shoot full resolution images (not movie sized frames) for a year long project.

Ideally I'd like the intervalometer to be programable, but if not oh well.

 

Anybody have any reccomendations?

I'd be interested in this too!

Has anyone had any experience with the HP 488CA 36" Printer?

They are getting rid of one (selling)here at work and I've been looking at a

Epson 24" and was wondering how this compared. The extra 12" would be nice, but

am just wondering about archivalness and other peoples results.

 

Thanks!

 

-Jeff

My nephew got an audiovox camcorder for XMas that shoots in asf

format. My Brother in law uses Mac and needs a converter to allow

iMovie or quicktime to open it. Any suggestions?

Hey Mark- I'd love to see a few pics of the camera you built along with some examples of the images you produced! I've been thinking about doing this myself!

 

-Jeff

I would suggest you check out your local community college and see if they offer a Course in Marketing/Advertising and even a business class. You'll learn tons of usefull info.

Now from somebody who actually graduated from RIT my question is- Why not get a D70 and check out any other camera system you might need from the cage? (Basically a large closet full of the latest and greatest photo equipment that you can "borrow" for 24 hrs) You are paying a huge sum of money to go to a college that gives you access to the best equipment in the world- take advantage of it! <br>Back in the day I checked out a 6x17 fuji camera and took it to bike week to shoot infrared. What I wouldn't give for that opportunity again!

Orignally being from Florida I have to go with <p>Clyde Butcher<br>www.clydebutcher.com

I am starting My MA in Digital Photography in the fall with Savannah College of Art and Design. It is with their e-learning department so I can do it from anywhere! Check out their website www.scad.edu

You don't have to turn down a wedding that is far away. I too am in Western NY and this weekend just shot an event in Burlington VT. However before I agreed to shoot, the hotel was part of my fee. The B&G reserved and paid for a room in my name in advance. So even if I had not had a contract I would have had a nice weekend away in Vermont!

Wow. I'm in Rochester too and I hope for my sake that will never happen to me- or for that matter that it was a bride that I was unable to shoot because I was already booked.<p>Wow.

So would we be correct to assume that this means AZO too?

Actually no, I didnt win- or for that matter even bid. But I know the auction(s) you mean. I have been looking at them and it seams like a nice format and a MUCH more affordable option than 11x14!<br>Thanks for the info though!<br>-Jeff

Just interested in what lenses will cover 10x12 format without

breaking the bank...Any suggestions? <br>

Also anyone currently using this format and can share their

likes/dislikes about it?<p><p>

 

Thanks!<br>

 

-Jeff

I graduated from RIT and still live in the area. I wouldnt worry about the cold or social scene. The Boston area got almost as much snow this year as Rochester did. As for the cold- yes it can get cold- the wind is what really gets to you. I moved to Rochester from the Tampa Bay area in Florida (GO BUCS!), so if I can do it anybody can. The social scene is actually pretty good lots of things to do/places to go. Toronto is a 3-ish hour drive away if Rochester does not have what you want.

Also I wouldnt let those be the tie breaking reasons she chooses a particular college to attend. If you guys have any particular questions feel free to email me - jchad@frontiernet.net

 

-Jeff

I graduated from RIT - its a fantastic school for advertising, bio-med, or tech or PJ. Although I personally did the first two years at a good community college. Then went through summer transfer, which is a "boot camp" for photographers- by far the hardest class I ever took. Feel free to email me any specific questions you might have.

Just wondering if any of you who have one of these cameras- can you

manually set the exposure when in the nightshot mode?

 

Thanks!

Don't plan on using the 45 with XP unless you send it back to Polaroid for some sort of "Upgrade" as stated on their website. I found this out the hard way...

Try University of Miami (Florida). Tom Lopez is still there I believe, and he used to teach UW at RIT.

 

Good Luck!

Of course it is appropriate. If it is worth hanging on the wall, it is worth your name taking credit for it. And it could lead to more business from potential clients who are dining there - what a great way for some free advertising! <p>Although I would suggest matted as it looks a little more classy IMHO, and you might have a little more room to say, put a web address linking them to your work even if it is just in pencil...

Also you dont want to miss Angel Oak as a side trip if you are in the Charleston area. Largest Oak tree I've ever seen. I believe they said that it's over 2000 years old. Simply amazing is all I can say about it.

 

-Jeff

Does anybody know if the film holders for the current 8000/9000 series

of scanners will work with the LS4500 scanner? I'm looking for medium

format up to 6x9

 

I talked to a nikon rep who said the will fit and work, but I just

wanted a second opinion and figured somebody out there might have some

input. Thanks!