Introduction to Visual Anthropology
How to Choose the Ideal Camera?
A course by Franklin Lopes , Visual Anthropologist
Joined September 2021
Joined September 2021
About the video: How to Choose the Ideal Camera?
Overview
“The camera is the most important object for a visual anthropologist. In this class, you will see how choosing the right equipment for each occasion can facilitate your process and lead to more interesting results.”
In this video lesson Franklin Lopes addresses the topic: How to Choose the Ideal Camera?, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Visual Anthropology. Learn to use field work and images to interpret behaviors, understand others, and get a better sense of the world.
Partial transcription of the video
“In this class. i aim to discuss the significance of using a camera during fieldwork. This isn't solely achieving good results; it's primarily about enhancing your overall research experience through the integration and thoughtful use of photographic equipment. is precisely what distinguishes visual anthropology from other conventional research methods. Choosing the right camera isn't only about the final material. the product and the photos you'll take. but mainly about the experience. Photography is a physical exercise. and the bond you form with the camera transforms your approach to capt...”
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Franklin Lopes
A course by Franklin Lopes
The Brazilian visual anthropologist Franklin Lopes holds a degree in business administration from Fundação Getúlio Vargas and a master's degree in visual anthropology from Goldsmiths, in the United Kingdom. He specializes in multisensory research methods and studies the behavior of different social groups from the material universe.
His investigations help from companies to understand consumption patterns to professionals to leverage their creativity. He has worked with clients such as Itaú Cultural, Natura, Unilever, Coty, UNICEF, Reserva, among others. Additionally, Franklin is a founding partner and director of research at Zodíaco Cultural Strategy.
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