Photography

Photography Studios: A Snapshot of Incredible Creation

With its cutting-edge technology, professional shooting spaces, and a vast inventory of high-end equipment, the photography studio empower students to refine their technical skills, push creative boundaries, and bring their artistic visions to life—whether through digital innovation, analog experimentation, or a seamless combination of both.

The photography studios at the Department of Art provide students with resources for both digital and analog image-making. With dedicated spaces for shooting, editing, printing, and developing, the facilities support a wide range of photographic techniques, both traditional and experimental.

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Digital Lab: Advanced Editing & Printing

  • The digital classroom is equipped with the latest technology, including:
    iMacs with full Adobe Creative Suite for industry-standard editing and design
  • Large-format inkjet printers capable of printing up to 44 inches wide!
  • Laser printers & a Risograph for high-volume prints, bookmaking, and experimental work
  • High-quality scanners with transparent and reflective scanning capabilities
  • GTI print viewers for professional color management
  • Finishing equipment for custom matting and presentation

Lighting Studio: Professional Shooting Environment

The 500-square-foot lighting studio provides a professional space for photo shoots, featuring:

  • A variety of seamless backdrops for diverse creative setups
  • Strobe & continuous lighting kits for controlled illumination
  • An array of light modifiers to fine-tune lighting effects

 

 

Analog Darkroom: Traditional & Alternative Processes

For those working with film photography, the darkroom facilities include:

  • Six black & white enlargers compatible with 35mm, medium format, and large format film
  • Dedicated space for alternative photographic processes
  • Two film-loading rooms for light-safe film handling
  • A large dry area with individual lockers & flat files for student storage
  • A copy stands for high-quality photo reproduction

Equipment Checkout: A Photographer’s Dream Toolkit

Students have access to an extensive range of professional photography equipment, including:

  • Full-frame Canon DSLR camera bodies for high-resolution digital photography
  • Fuji GFX 100S Mirrorless Medium Format digital camera for exceptional image quality
  • Toyo 45 CX & Seagull Medium Format film cameras for traditional film photography
  • Canon projectors & a 32” monitor for reviewing and presenting work
  • Rode microphones for high-quality audio recording
  • Moza gimbals & a DJI Mavik 2 drone for dynamic video capture
  • Bowens & Digibee lighting kits for studio and on-location lighting
  • Canon & Godox flash units with off-camera transceivers for versatile flash photography
  • Manfrotto tripods (standard & fluid-head models) for stability and precision
  • Wacom tablets for digital editing and retouching
  • Insta360 X2 camera for immersive 360-degree photography