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Photography-II BBFP063

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Official AKTU syllabus of Photography-II (BBFP063) for BFA 3rd Year – 3 credits, L-T-P 0-1-2. Read the unit-wise course content, course outcomes, evaluation pattern and recommended books online, or download the PDF.

Syllabus — Photography-II

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BBFP063 · 3 credits · L-T-P 0-1-2

Course Objectives

  • This module builds camera techniques for framing composition, indoors and outdoors.
  • It introduces understanding of films, sensitivity and bromide paper grades.
  • It develops post-shooting image enhancement techniques.
  • It builds familiarity with studio equipment and lighting.

Course Outcomes

  • Apply framing and composition methods (grids, rule of thirds, balancing elements) indoors and outdoors.
  • Explain film sensitivity, bromide paper grades and the printing process.
  • Perform post-shooting image enhancement including colour/tone correction and blemish repair.
  • Use studio equipment and lighting to shoot using composition principles.

Course Content

UnitsCourse ContentsLectures
UNIT-ICamera Techniques
• Framing a composition indoor and outdoor
• Using grids
• Balancing elements
• Theory of odds
• Rule of thirds
13
UNIT-IIUnderstanding of Films (Sensitivity), Bromide Paper Grades & Chemicals
• Process of developing
• Printing process
• Film vs. digital
• Spectral sensitivity; special films
13
UNIT-IIIPost-Shooting Image Enhancement
• Colour and tone correction
• Repairing scratches/blemishes
• Skin tone correction
8
UNIT-IVStudio Equipment
• Lighting
• Special bulbs
• Shooting using composition principles
6

Suggested Assignments

Assignment: Shoot and post-process a set of studio photographs demonstrating both film-based understanding and digital image enhancement, submitted at the end of the semester.

Text Books

  • Michael Freeman, The Photographer's Eye, Ilex Press.
  • John Hedgecoe, The New Manual of Photography, Dorling Kindersley.

Reference Books

  • Bryan Peterson, Understanding Exposure, Amphoto Books.

Online Resources

  • https://www.digitalphotographyschool.com
  • https://www.dpreview.com

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