Photo-Documentation for Conservation Students
As an essential component of their coursework, conservation students at the Kilgarlin Center must create online portfolios that display the book and paper treatments they’ve performed. The digital photographic documentation for these treatments is extensive, and the conservator student must then manage, edit, and process these images for display on the web. In addition to the more general “Digital Imaging Basics” tutorial, it seemed appropriate to provide a digital imaging introduction and overview that might help to meet the specific needs of the conservation students.
Let's take some photos!
Take a deep breath. Then click either the link on the left side of this page labeled, "Shooting Good Photos", or the link at the bottom of this page labeled, "next section ". Whichever makes you feel the most comfortable.
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