ART 140 SUPPLY LIST MANDATORY - this means you MUST have these items, NO exceptions

Camera You will need a camera that has MANUAL exposure controls One with which you will be able to manually adjust your aperture and shutter speed. (if you have a M setting, thats Manual If you are purchasing a camera for this class, do what your budget allows and wait if you can we have equipment to check out after the second week of class: Please refer to www.dpreview.com to compare and contrast cameras. Shoulder Strap & case/bag for camera UV or Skylight #1A lter for Camera Lens (if you have a DSLR) & a lens cap Take your camera to the shop and they can help you nd which one will t your particular lens. Lens cleaning kit get one with the cloth, the liquid, etc. 1GB+ USB Flash Drive you can purchase this at the bookstore, Frys electronics or Pro Photo buy what you can afford; as you can use it beyond this course. 3-ring Binder & Notebook you will be required to take notes and keep handouts in class. Keep and record everything. Sharpie ne pt marker for marking prints, cds, etc. Large Memory Card For your camera make sure to get one that works with your camera they come with a card that usually has a nominal capacity 2GB minimum TO PURCHASE LATER IN THE TERM: Archival 4-ply Museum mounting board 100% cotton rag, white, 4-ply board more info TBA Adhesive material X-acto Knife for mounting your nal project (approximately $15.00 min) for mounting your nal project for nal project Print Card: Each Print Card will cost you $25.00 - 35.00 this should cover your printing costs for the entire term. Should you wish to purchase more prints, you will have to pay for those individually. You can purchase a print card through the business office and the rst two weeks of the term you can use your nancial aid to pay for it. (*you do have the option to print your assignments elsewhere, however, you will still have to print at the lab for your printing assignment. The cost will be $10.00)

Where to buy your equipment: Online: B&H Photo & Video -prices are reasonable shipping takes a bit of time but they are a good source (good used equipt. dept as well) www.bhphotovideo.com -reasonable prices, decent inventory, 30 day return policy http://www.freestylephoto.biz -source for archival storage & mounting supplies http://www.lightimpressionsdirect.com

Freestyle

Light Impressions

Local:

PCC bookstore: Pro Photo Citizens Photo

They have a limited supply of materials please check to be sure that what you purchase is approved not all photo supplies have been approved or recommended by the instructor. -good tech info/ digital supplies, etc. 1112 NW 19th, PDX 503-241-1112 http://www.prophotosupply.com *if you buy 10 or more of anything you get 10% off 709 SE 7th, PDX 503-232-8501 http://www.citizensphoto.com

Dick Blick

1115 NW Glisan St. Portland, OR 97209 503-223-3724 1515 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97214 (503) 232-2216 4950 SE Foster Rd Portland, OR 97206 (503) 775-2651

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