Rochester Woodworkers Society


Kent shows how a colored gel filter can be put over a light ...	allowing for special effects to be created	Some local sources for the various film types mentioned during the day	Some of Kent's sources for new and used equipment via the internet

With the red light removed, the frog is traded for a bowl and it's ready to shoot	Another bowl swap still yields great results with no changes required	Kent illustrates with a model how a large piece of furniture would be setup for photographing	The last session of the day was taught by Doug Crockett

Doug demystified the digital photography lingo as well as showed the differences in printing	Here you can see the differences between the digital photo print and the original color chart	Doug showed different pictures taken at various resolutions and printed on different equipment	It gave everyone a real feel for what specs made a visible difference

The class examines the photos up close and can tell what would be acceptable to them	The day ended with Doug, Mike, and Kent fielding any questions on any topic	Everyone pitches in to help clean and pack up	The day ends with everyone more knowledgeable on how to photograph their work
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Photos by Kurt Hertzog

Photography for the Woodworker