B6. Select and use the most appropriate information and communication technologies for each situation, both personally and professionally E1. Learn the basic concepts of audiovisual and multimedia communication E7. Apply audiovisual and multimedia software E12. To be able to define topics for research or innovative personal creation that materialize through aesthetic, expressive and artistic resources, and that can contribute to the knowledge or development of audiovisual languages or their interpretation
1. The camera 1.1. 1.1 The body 1.2. The sensor 1.3. The resolution 2. The photographic lenses 2.1. wide angle lens 2.2. prime lens 2.3. Telephoto lenses 3. The diaphragm 3.1. characteristics 3.2. diaphragm scale 3.3. deph of field 4. The shutter 4.1. shutter speed scale 4.2. slow speed 4.3. fast speed 5. The exposure 5.1. ISO sesitivity 5.2. the photometer 5.3. light mesure 5.4. exposure compensation 6. The flash 6.1. types of light 6.2. strobist flash 6.3. studio flash 7. The composition 7.1. composition types 7.2. types of framing 8. Capture One Edition 8.1. edit a photo 8.2. How to use Capture One 9. Final work 9.1. choice of theme 9.2. selection of photographs 9.3. final edition
Activity type Hours with a teacher Hours without a teacher Virtual hours with a teacher Total Analysis / case study 0 3,00 0 3,00 Theory class 30,00 33,00 0 63,00 Participatory class 0 3,00 0 3,00 Hands-on class 12,00 29,00 0 41,00 Total 42,00 68,00 0 110
Assessment activities: Description of the activity Assessment Activity % Remediable subject Practice 1: The diaphragm Do the practice 1: The diaphragm 10 No Practice 2: The shutter Do the Practice 2 The shutter 10 No Practice 3: The exposure Do the Practice 3: The exposure 10 No Practice 4: The Composition Do the Practice 4: The Composition 10 No Practice 5: The flash Do the Practice 5: The flash 10 No Practice 6: Capture One Edition Do the Practice 6: Capture One Edition 10 No Final work. Do the Final work. 40 No
60% individual practices 40% Final work evaluation Specific criteria for the "No show" grade: It will appear as Not Presented of the subject if the sum of the total percentages of the exercises to which it has presented is inferior to 25%. Absence from teaching sessions of more than 60% will be recorded as Not Presented. Single Assessment: The final work, as a personal project with a free theme. Presentation of 15 photographs of which 10 will be evaluated. Photographs will be delivered on Dropbox. Minimum requirements to pass: To be considered to have passed the subject, a minimum grade of 5.0 must be obtained