Handouts (pdf)
Spring 2008 Syllabus (Rev 1.1) (165k)
Subject Information (121k)
Guidelines for Lab Memos (324k)
Lab Memo FAQ (96k)
Darkroom: Rules of use and Procedures for developing film and making prints (88k)
MIT Tax Exempt Forms (Download both form ST-2 and form ST-5)
Three-Point Lighting (23.8M)
Advanced Lighting (11.8M)
D200 Quick Reference Guide (1.3M)
D100 Quick Reference Guide (2.7M)
Lecture Notes
Lens Selection Guide (35k)A Brief Introduction to Photography (249k)
Project Planning (173k)
Stroboscopy (255k)
Multiflash Photography (323k)
Motion Blur and Mixed Lighting (167k)
Strobe Circuit Model (131k)
Mark I & Final Projects
Handout on Mark I and Final Projects (99k)Planning Sheet for Mark I (92k)
Sample Presentations
Dr. Bales's Sample Presentation (5.7M)Christina Silcox's Sample Presentatio (29.4M)
Lab Assignments
Lab 1 (99k)Practical Exercise (85k)
Lab 2 (134k)
Lab 3 (83k)
Guidelines for Individual Oral Presentations for Lab 3 (92k)
Lab 4 (94k)
Lab 5 (112k)
Cine Viewer for Phantom HSV
Zip file with Windows-based Cine Viewer software (7.5M)Links
* Previous Final Projects
* Sample Quiz 1 (Solutions)
* Sample Quiz 2 (Solutions)
High-Speed Photography Links
www.hiviz.com
High speed visual imaging information and inspiration especially for
students, teachers and hobbyists
courses.ncssm.edu/hsi
High Speed Imaging at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics
leonids.arc.nasa.gov/recent_updates6.html
Meteor high speed imaging
members.aol.com/mjbrown
Images by Mike Brown
www.rit.edu/%7Eandpph/
Work by Andrew Davidhazy, professor of imaging and photographic technology
at Rochester Insitute of Technology