ntroduction to image making, ways of making, Techniques and Materials, Working with Style, Mood and Attitude, More Making Methods, Image Restoration, • Image Enhancement in the Spatial Domain, Digital image Representation, Image Enhancement in the Frequency Domain, Image Restoration, Image Segmentation, Object Recognition, Introduction And Digital Image Fundamentals, The origins of Digital Image Processing, Examples of Fields that Use Digital Image Processing, Image Sampling and Quantization, Some basic relationships like Neighbours, Connectivity, Distance Measures between pixels, Some basic Gray Level Transformations, Translation, Scaling, Rotation and Perspective Projection of image, Smoothening and Sharpening Spatial Filters.

Basics of Digital Photography

Introduction to digital photography, basics fundamental elements of composition, use a camera and equipment related to the exposure of film and electronic imagery, tools, techniques, and terminology used in the creative and productive process, Analyze and critique the effect of materials, techniques, and processes on the production and interpretation of art, understanding of image editing and file management, create, edit, and sequence a body of photographic work, understand camera techniques shared by digital and film processes, l learn digital techniques using image processing software, develop a portfolio of images that represent a distinct concept, l learn about the history of photography and also be familiar with contemporary practitioners in the field.

Basic Lighting and Flash techniques

Study of different types of camera, Working with different cameras, Holding camera in hands, film loading, unloading, winding, large format cameras, rising, falling and cross movements and swing back, Study of apertures  f-number and their effects, opening and closing,  Study of shutters, focal plane and between the lens shutters, different shutter speeds, controlling shutter speeds and movements,  Effect of aperture on depth of fields, Effect on the image due to use of normal, wide angle, telephoto and zoom lenses, High speed synchronization, operates by sending multiple bursts of light at high speed and with the shutter blades of the camera only partly open.

Writing for Photography

Definition of Light – Principles of Light – Properties of Light – Reflection – Refraction – Absorption – Transmission – Dispersion – Light characteristics – Quality – Quantity – Color – Direct light – Indirect light – Diffused light – Light as subject – Shadow as subject, Need for the light in Photography – Light sources – Natural light -Sunlight – Moon light – Ambient Light – Artificial Light sources – Flood light – Spot light – Halogen light – Electronic flash light – Digital lights, Need for the light in Photography – Light sources – Natural light -Sunlight – Moon light – Ambient Light – Artificial Light sources – Flood light – Spot light – Halogen light – Electronic flash light – Digital lights, Principles of design – Concepts of geometry – Line – Types of lines – Lines of movement – Vertical lines – Horizontal lines – diagonal lines – curved lines – zigzag lines – Angle of view – Perspective – Types of Perspectives – Linear Perspective – Aerial Perspective – Oblique angle Perspective – Vanishing point – Perspective control.