Adobe Creative Cloud is installed on the computers in the Center for New Media Design. Students can use any of the programs.

We provide support to students using Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign, as all three programs are widely used by graphic designers, photographers, and other creative professionals.

• Photoshop: photo editing program that allows users to manipulate and enhance images.
• Illustrator: vector graphics program used to create logos, illustrations, and other artwork.
• InDesign: desktop publishing program used to create layouts for print and digital publications such as magazines, books, and brochures.

Cameras – Standard checkout

Cameras can be checked out for class, SIPs, assignments, projects, student organization events and other academic needs.

• Cameras are checked out for seven days.
• Available to students, faculty and staff.
• Type of cameras available: Canon EOS Rebel DSLRS – T7i, T5i, and T3i, Canon EOS RP mirrorless
  • Incredibly user-friendly cameras that are perfect for photographers of all levels.
  • Offers a lightweight, compact design that makes them easy to take on the go.
  • With an advanced autofocus system, it captures sharp images in any situation.

Cameras – for students enrolled in a photography class through the Art department

• Cameras are checked out for the entire term.
• Due Monday of Finals Week by noon (12 pm)
• Type of cameras available: Canon EOS R7 mirrorless, Canon EOS Rebel DSLR – T7i and T5i
  • Lightweight cameras with a comfortable design which makes them great for carrying around all day.
  • Each has a large, detailed LCD display that make it easy to review and adjust shots.
  • These cameras offer excellent image quality and fast auto-focus.
• Items included:
  • Camera and lens
  • Two batteries
  • Memory card
  • Camera Bag
  • Battery Charger
  • Lens caps and body cap
• There is no charge to use camera and accessories for class.

Tripods

• Available for students, faculty and staff.

Scanners are available to turn printed documents and photos into digital files. There is no charge to use any scanner.

Types of scanners available

• Flatbed scanner: the most common type of scanner and used to scan documents and photos. Best for scanning flat items.
• Document scanner: a specialized type of scanner that is designed to quickly and accurately scan documents. Scans documents at a significantly faster rate than flatbed scanners.
• Transparency scanner: a specialized scanner used to scan slides, negatives, and other transparent items. Best for scanning items that have a higher level of detail.
• Film scanner: a specialized scanner used to scan negatives and slides. Best for scanning items that have a high level of detail.

Students can print color documents at the Center for New Media Design. There is a fee for printing; print credits are not accepted.

The Center has professional photo and fine art printers, allowing students to create high-quality prints of their work.

Types of printing available

• Color document printing is typically used for producing items such as papers, SIPs, brochures, flyers, and other formal documents.
• Large format printing is generally used to produce items such as posters, banners, signs, and displays on a larger scale.
• Photo printing is most commonly used to print out photos.

If you are presenting your SIP at a symposium, the Center for New Media Design can help with your poster or presentation. SIP poster templates are available, preset to the standard poster size of 48″x36″. If you need a poster printed, please contact Kathryn.Lightcap@kzoo.edu for the submission deadline.

3D printing is available to current students, faculty and staff.

The Virtual Reality Lab is hosted inside the Center for New Media Design in room 141. In order to use the VR lab, a waiver needs to be signed.