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INCL ASS CAMERA LAB / FILM 170BDIRECTIONS: Working in your camera groups, do each of the following exercises while keeping a detailed camera log (keep a record of camera settings, exposure, etc for each

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary equipment for the camera lab film, such as a film camera, a roll of film, and a darkroom.
2. Find a suitable location for the camera lab. It should be a darkened room or space where you can control the amount of light.
3. Load the film into the camera according to the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure to do this in a lightproof environment, such as a changing bag or a darkroom.
4. Set the camera to the desired settings, such as the appropriate ISO and shutter speed for your experiment.
5. Take the camera out into the desired environment or set up specific props or subjects for your lab film.
6. Follow the experiment plan or guidelines provided by your instructor, which may involve capturing various exposures, compositions, or techniques.
7. Take multiple shots using different settings or compositions to cover a range of variables for your experiment.
8. Once you have finished shooting the desired number of shots, rewind the film carefully following the camera's instructions.
9. Take the film into the darkroom and carefully remove it from the camera without exposing it to light.
10. Develop the film using the appropriate chemicals and techniques. Follow the instructions provided by your instructor or consult reliable sources for guidance.
11. After developing the film, rinse it properly and hang it to dry in a dust-free environment.
12. Once dry, carefully cut the film strip into individual frames using a film cutter or scissors.
13. Mount or display the developed film frames according to the presentation requirements of your lab or assignment.
14. Reflect on the results and observations of your camera lab film and analyze them in relation to your experiment's objectives or research questions.

Who needs in-class camera lab film?

1. Photography students or enthusiasts who want to learn and practice traditional film photography techniques.
2. Art students working on a project that requires experimenting with different photographic processes or exploring the aesthetics of film photography.
3. Researchers or scientists studying the effects of different variables on photographic film, such as light, exposure, or composition.
4. Film enthusiasts who enjoy the unique qualities and characteristics of film photography and prefer it over digital alternatives.
5. Individuals interested in exploring the historical and cultural significance of film photography as a medium of expression.
6. Professional photographers who want to expand their skills and knowledge by exploring traditional film photography methods.
7. Educators or instructors who incorporate hands-on experiences and experiments with film photography into their curriculum or workshops.

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In-class camera lab film refers to any film that is shot or produced as part of a school or university course curriculum.

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The instructor or the educational institution offering the course is required to file the in-class camera lab film.

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The in-class camera lab film can be filled out by providing details such as the course name, instructor name, filming dates, and a brief description of the film project.

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The purpose of in-class camera lab film is to document student learning and provide a hands-on experience in film production.

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The in-class camera lab film must report details such as the course name, instructor name, filming dates, and a brief description of the film project.