Principles of Digital Photography - RESERVE YOUR SEAT Early. Class commencement: Wednesdays, JANUARY 21st, 2009 (through MARCH 11), one class per week, for 8 weeks. - Entry/Intermediate Level Course. By Popular Demand - Class available for all interested - Adult Education environment. - Digital Photography & Photoshop Image Editing Techniques.

NEW – Easy-to-Pay, Class Registration Fee. Simply go to..https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_send-money&nav=1.1. To Register for class simply Send Money to: FAU@bellsouth.net, enter $299.00 in the Amount Box, next enter your email address, then press CONTINUE, to complete this simple Credit Card Payment process. It is Simple, Safe, Secure, and Immediate method to obtain your confirmed registration.

Simply download this one page student information form (shown below) at this address:
http://www.416-1100.com/photos/416197172_TNjL6-X3.jpg and FAX it back to 561-892-2681, in Boca Raton area code not necessary.

We are pleased to announce this very Popular series of professional training programs, developed by Jim Wilson, FAU adjunct Faculty member, known in south Florida for his digital imaging expertise. These courses, Entry Level and Intermediate Level classes, are designed to augment the technical skills of still-image enthusiasts and photographers: (1) who are have, or are considering to be outfitted with digital photographic equipment and software, or those individuals (2) who are generally experienced in film-based photographic techniques and desire to learn what this digital world is all about. This workshop environment is designed for a very diverse student body. Everyone attending regardless of experience or background will benefit from this course. The emphasis of these courses are to Digitally Enhance each participants existing film-based skills towards contemporary high quality digital processes, equipment, methods, and techniques. Current technology will be demonstrated. This course will provide information regarding: (A) image file manipulation, post image processing, using Adobe world famous Photoshop software will be emphasized in the course, approximately 65% of course time; (B) methods for digital image file maintenance, security, back-up procedures, imaging science; and (C) selection of digital imaging camera equipment, lenses, optical recording devices, memory cards, flash equipment, scanners, and electronic photo quality printers, approximately 35% of course time. Interested students that are not previously experienced with Photoshop will benefit from the Entry-Level series of instructions; those previously experienced with Photoshop will benefit. Only basic computer skills utilizing Windows based operating system are necessary.

This first Entry/Intermediate Level course in the series is the opportunity to learn about Digital Photography like never before, where you can ask all the question that you were afraid to ask - and you will receive easy to understand, accurate, answers. Learn how to use that Personal Computer for more than e-mail, web, and dull text-only reports. Enhance your writings with digital graphics, images, and captions. This course is designed so that everyone will benefit. Ownership of digital equipment is not a prerequisite. With each session Students Will Learn about the world of digital imaging so that better pictures will be captured; use that personal computer to maximum potential. Recently reported at a consumer electronic show, this year the consumer digital camera is the leading selling consumer product sold in the USA and Europe; More digital cameras are being purchased than film cameras by a factor of 50-to-1; Get the scoop on all the exciting new equipment to make better decisions and choices.

Reserve your Seat Early
College of Science
Physical Sciences Building # 55
Room PS-352 Third Floor
Boca Raton Campus
Instructor: Jim Wilson, FAU adjunct instructor

8 weeks: One evening per week. Offered Wednesday evenings, Time: From 6:45 p.m. to 9:15 p.m.
Classes are kept to a limited size (20 or less) for best student-teacher interaction for the 20 hours of supervised learning. FAU On-Campus modern computer lab facilities provides for an advantageous learning environment. Classes are taught at FAU modern fully equipped computer lab, with projection equipment for easy to understand step-by-step instruction and demonstration of key post-imaging techniques. FAUs Jim Wilson, authored one of the textbooks used in this clas, published by Pearson Education, Boston; Wilson has over 25 years of professional imaging experience, including coverage of several presidential inaugurations, engagements held at the United States Congress and the United States Supreme Court, and has been active taking digital images of many FAU athletic and campus events.

Principles of Digital Photography and Post Image Processing
Florida Atlantic University - Professional Training Program
Eight, 2.5 hour classes = 20 hours, - once each week. Offered for $299

The required text materials are packaged by the publisher as a "shrink-wrapped" bundle available at FAU's Boca Raton Campus Bookstore.
Obtain your book package prior to the first evening as the bookstore closes at 5pm.
Title: “Principles of Digital Photography and Post Image Processing” book PACKAGE ISBN#: 053628783x

Call Jim Wilson @ 561-416-1100 for questions and registration.
Communicate with Jim via E-Mail to: FAU@bellsouth.net or 416.1100@gmail.com

Down-load and Print the 2 FORMs shown below, (click onto the pictures getting to the original size) complete the Registration Information & Credit Card Charge FORMs and FAX both to 561-892-2681. This FAX is secured by Password for your safety.

IMPORTANT: If you have any difficulty downloading or printing the forms, simply send me your email address, and we will send you (by return email) the two PDF files, which are simple to print, complete and FAX back. You may also scan and email back the forms for your convenience.

Directions: Enter FAU University Boca Raton Campus, from Glades Road, heading Eastbound from I-95; at NW 10th Street, FAU's Main entrance, drive north, then the road bends eastbound; proceed until you arrive at the Chemistry Building, which is has two cylindrical Smoke Stacks on its roof, Park in Red faculty lot spaces in front of Chemistry Building. The Physical Sciences building is directly behind (to the south of) the Chemistry building. Walk through the Chemistry building, exiting at rear, or around this building to the Physical Sciences building. Enter the Physical Sciences building #55, (Name carved in stone over front doors), enter an elevator at the left, ride up to the 3rd floor, exit left, then turn left to the end of corridor, then go right walking about mid-way down corridor looking at door numbers on left side of corridor until you reach Room 352. The Room will be open at approximately 6:30pm, Class starts promptly at 6:45pm. Park in Faculty Parking Lot (Red parking spaces) anytime after 6pm with valid parking permit. Click onto the "MAP THIS" button at upper-right to show the location of the Physical Sciences Building.

IMPORTANT: Please obtain a one-day guest parking pass from the Guard-Gatehouse at FAU's main entrance, in the event you have not received your parking pass prior to the first class.