In the print edition of The Cardinal Times dated June 13, we misstated costs for photography students. According to photography teacher Nancy Abens, the average photo student will spend $36 on film and up to $60 on paper. A box of 100 5×7 sheets is $25, and 25 sheets of 8×10 paper is $16.

Most students get by with about 1.5 boxes of each, she said,  “So, a total cost of film and paper for the average student is under $100.” Abens also said she had 15 cameras that are rented out for the year at $20, and many students find used cameras for anywhere from $25 to $200. In the digital class, students often use their phones or point-and-shoot digitals that run from $125-$300. “It is totally unnecessary to spend $400 on a camera for my classes,” she said.