Digital Photography
Final Course Evaluation.
- What was the most valuable Skill you learned during this course?
The most valuable skill I
learned in Digital Photography is knowing how to tune up pictures so they look
less blue, green or purple, and more like a real picture. Also learning how to
get rid of wrinkles.
- What project did you most enjoy? Please explain
The project I enjoyed the
most was the Tunnel Book, because even though it was a pain in the butt to put
together, the overall project was a cool experience and a form of art I hadn’t
considered before and want to do again.
- What project did you least enjoy. Why? Be honest
The project I enjoyed the
least was the Artist Rendition project. I don’t have anything against it, but I
don’t really like trying to re-create something.
- What didn’t you like about the course? Please be honest
The only thing I didn’t
like was that we didn’t go outside enough to use the camera and what the
different functions mean. I took the course thinking I would learn more about
how to use my camera and why different settings did different things to images.
- What did you find helpful, useful and enjoyable about the course?
I found the layer overlay
with 50% grey helpful for touching images up without the image looking overly
edited. The clone and the patch tool useful and a fast way to fix things, and I
enjoyed going out and taking pictures.
- If you could change anything about this course what would it be? Please explain and be honest.
If I could change
anything, it would be more about the camera and less about the photos. I did
learn a lot, but I want to know more about my camera and how it works.
- Did you find the online Gallery useful? Why or why not?
I didn’t really use it, so
I guess I could say it wasn’t, mostly because I want to find my own style and
not look at other peoples work for inspiration.
- What did you think about the BLOG network?
Sort of annoying, but that’s
only because school computers are not the greatest. At home though it’s great.
- What would you like to learn more about?
I want to learn more about
the way my camera works.
10. If a
second course was created what types of project or aspects of Photography would
you like to focus on?
I would like to
focus on my camera more, and projects where the photos show how well we
understand our camera’s functions.
- Do you feel you have a basic understanding of Photography? Why or Why not...be honest.
I feel
that I do have a basic understanding, because I have used the lessons learned
outside of class.
- Did you put forth %100 percent of your effort into each shooting assignment why or why not?
I did put
all my effort into my pictures.
- Do you feel you could have put forth more effort in this course in terms of utilizing class time to it’s fullest potential.
I could
have, but I feel I have done my best.
- What was the most frustrating aspect of the course?
Trying to
use my camera, because sometimes the shutter wouldn’t be fast enough or the
lighting wasn’t working for me.
- What was the most rewarding aspect of the course?
The most
rewarding aspect is producing great images.
- Do you feel you utilized class time effectively?
Yes, I
feel that I used class time effectively.
- Do you feel your knowledge of digital editing strengthened.. Please explain (why or why not)
My
knowledge of Digital Editing did strengthen because I did learn things I didn’t
know before, but I want to know more about my camera.
- Did you take advantage of the software in class and the camera issued..Did shoot outside of the weekly photo assignments? Why or why not?
I did
take advantage of the software in class, and it helped to have my own camera
because I didn’t have to worry about turning it back in and I already knew how
to work it.
- Did you take Pride in Blog page or did you simply use it to post work?
I did
take pride in my blog, otherwise my banners would have looked like crap.
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