The school has a placed a great investment into graphics technologies that can be used for the creation or editing of your portfolio. Much of this equipment is currently available in our public labs, and we are continually adding to our in-house capabilities. Room 134, the graduate research lab, is a restricted access lab, available to graduate students and faculty only.
All students are able to use equipment in the public labs and the fourth floor imaging area.
All scanners can be used through stand-alone software found on the computer's hard drive, or through Adobe Photoshop. In Photoshop, scanners are found under the Acquire option of the File menu. These formats are suitable for publishing in print, on CD-ROM, and on the World Wide Web. In addition to scanning still images, the school has equipment for the capture of dynamic formats including video from VHS tapes or a live camera, real-time audio and video over the internet, and audio tracks from tapes, CDs, or captured through a microphone. Analog capture - Analog video and audio equipment is located in Room 134 for the capture, playback, and editing of VHS video tapes.