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= Making a Camera = | = Making a Camera = | ||
Deconstruct to | Deconstruct to define "the optical device" | ||
What is seeing? | |||
- internalizing | |||
- intuition | |||
- feeling | |||
What is representing? | |||
== Discussions about the Camera == | |||
'''Terms''': | |||
film | |||
cinema | |||
moving image | |||
motion picture | |||
video | |||
'''Questions''': | |||
''How does the camera shape what you make''? | |||
"Digital makes me want to shoot very sharp." (Sonia) | |||
"When I make pictures I don't care if they are sharp or not." (Marieke) | |||
'''shape''' of the camera | |||
position of the '''viewfinder''' | |||
- Is the viewfinder a division between you and the world? | |||
- Sometimes the world is full of people. Sometimes, trees. | |||
- How has it been to be without a viewfinder? | |||
'''sound''' of the camera | |||
'''weight''' of the camera | |||
- "Carrying that at 6am in London in February. No more of that!" (Susanna) | |||
"Where does the camera begin and where does it end?" | |||
== Experiments == | |||
Devise an experiment to test an assumption you had about the camera. |
Revision as of 21:07, 18 September 2018
Making a Camera
Deconstruct to define "the optical device"
What is seeing?
- internalizing - intuition - feeling
What is representing?
Discussions about the Camera
Terms:
film
cinema
moving image
motion picture
video
Questions:
How does the camera shape what you make?
"Digital makes me want to shoot very sharp." (Sonia)
"When I make pictures I don't care if they are sharp or not." (Marieke)
shape of the camera
position of the viewfinder
- Is the viewfinder a division between you and the world?
- Sometimes the world is full of people. Sometimes, trees.
- How has it been to be without a viewfinder?
sound of the camera
weight of the camera
- "Carrying that at 6am in London in February. No more of that!" (Susanna)
"Where does the camera begin and where does it end?"
Experiments
Devise an experiment to test an assumption you had about the camera.