Introduction to Black & White Printing

Toronto Image Works
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Printing your own b/w photos is an affordable and fun way to ensure that you are satisfied with your finished pictures. Simple darkroom techniques can be used to make your image look much better than a machine-produced print. You will learn how to direct the eye by selectively lightening and darkening parts of the picture, and how to brighten up a flat print or bring out lost details by adjusting the contrast. You can also enlarge your photos without breaking your budget.

Since the classes are small, students will have use of their own darkroom, and will be supplied with a package of printing paper. Toronto Image Works uses paper processors, avoiding the need for messy open trays of chemistry and decreasing development times so you can get more done in a shorter period.

Who should take Introduction to Black & White Printing?
Amateurs and serious hobbyists. Anyone who needs a refresher course or wants to learn how to select and print images for a portfolio.

Requirements
You should bring the following to class:

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Processed b/w negatives

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Notebook


What will I learn?
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How to read a negative

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Basic b/w darkroom techniques

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How to adjust contrast to make the best print possible

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Dodging and burning

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Cropping

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Border types

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How to analyse your composition

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Phone:416-703-1999

School Address:

80 Spadina Avenue, Suite 207
Toronto, Ontario M5V 2J4
416-703-1999
jbaxter@torontoimageworks.com

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