f/stops

This is the standard sequence of f/stops from f/1.4 to f/22. Although it doesn't seem intuitive at first, in this sequence the f/1.4 setting lets in the most light while the f/22 setting lets in the least. Also, each of these f/stops has precisely the same halving/doubling relationship as the shutter speed sequence.

1.4 2.0 2.8 4 5.6 8 11 16 22

Shutter Speeds8 seconds 4 seconds 2 seconds 1 second 1/2 second 1/4 1/8 1/15 1/30 1/60 1/125 1/250 1/500 1/1000

Each of these settings is clearly half/double the length of time of its immediate neighbours (OK, I know, 1/15 isn't exactly half the time of 1/8th and 1/125th isn't half the time of 1/60th, but it's close). This doubling/halving is thus pretty simple to comprehend for this exposure setting.

CLASS SERVER

This is the address for the class server

classes.jour.missouri.edu


if you are on campus enter apple k
then enter classes.jour.missouri.edu
you will see classes you have access to
advanced techniques should be one of them. in the
class folder there is a folder for the assignment
please put a low res copy of your assignment there.

this is info on what the cache does and how to manage
it for what you need to do. you do not need to do all
of the functions described but they are useful tools.

just make sure to attach the cache in your folders and burn to your cd


Manage the cache

Choose either of the following commands from the
Tools > Cache menu:

Build And Export Cache Builds, as a background
process, a cache for the selected folder and all the
folders within it (except aliases or shortcuts to
other folders). This command shortens the time spent
waiting for thumbnails and file information to be
displayed as you look in subfolders. To create
exported caches when you select Build Cache For
Subfolders, select Also Export Caches To Folder when
Adobe Bridge prompts you to build a cache for
subfolders.

Set cache preferences

Choose Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Bridge >
Preferences (Mac OS).
Click Cache.

Do any of the following:
Automatically Export Caches To Folders When Possible
Creates a cache in the viewed folder if possible. For
instance, you cannot place the cache files in the
viewed folder if that folder is on a burned CD. In
that case, Adobe Bridge places the cache files in the
centralized folder instead.

Cache Location Specify a new location for the cache.

Cache Size Drag the slider to specify a larger or
smaller cache size. If the cache size is near the
defined limit, older cached items are removed when you
exit Adobe Bridge.

Compact Cache Optimize cache and remove cached items
that are no longer available.

Purge Cache Clear the entire cache, freeing room on
the hard drive.

Note: Cache files are hidden files. To view them in
Adobe Bridge, choose View > Show Hidden Files.

this is a link if you have questions
http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Bridge/2.0/help.html?content=WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-7363.html

ALWAYS BRING YOUR GEAR TO LAB.........

Check out Strobist
http://www.strobist.blogspot.com/

hey
so to link other blogs on your blog is really easy. You can add several page elements to your blog page or sidebar by clicking on "Add a Page Element". This will open a pop-up window that will allow you to add elements to your blog by clicking "Add to Blog" in the desired element section. Link List is one of the options

You can add a link list to your blog with the ability to add a link list title, select the number of items to display and sort your link list alphabetically. save changes


If you need extra help doing this or with any of the submission guidelines email me so we can set up a time to meet.

my email drearane@yahoo.com
phone 510-333-0071