12 Hour Shoot

 11 am

 12 am

 1 pm

 2 pm

3 pm 

 4 pm

 5 pm

 6 pm

7 pm

8 pm

Composition Part Two

Balancing Elements

Leading Lines

Cropping

Experimentation

Point of View

Rule of Thirds

Background 

Framing

Depth

Symmetry and Patterns

Aperture, ISO, Shutter Speed

F16

F2.8

1) the iris of the eye
2) The smaller the aperture the less background you can see the higher the more you can see greater depth of field.
3) Smaller aperture gives you  a smaller depth of field which means less things are in focus, while a greater aperture gives you a greater depth of field meaning more things are in focus.

Slow Shutter Speed

Fast Shutter Speed

1)
a) fast shutter speed
b) a little slower
c) fast shutter freeze the motion
d)fast shutter speed
e) a little slow
f) fast
2)
a) slow shutter speed
b)nslow for more light allowed in
c) fast
d) a little slow
e) slow
f) fast

 ISO 3200

ISO 200

1) it can help you to take picture that are faster to stop motion

2) to keep it at the base of your camera

3) Make sure if its acceptable to use a higher iso before you capture your image.

Shutter Speed- 1/60, 1/400

ISO- 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400, 

Apertures- 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22 

FILE FORMATS

1) JPEG RAW
2) Raster looks good small on screen but once blown up you can see pixels, vector always looks good they keep their image.
3) Jpeg is lossy tiff is lossless psd is lossless dng is lossy
4) jpeg is used for more everyday use and is more sharp, tiff is used for printing, psd is for photoshop, dng is canon.
5) YEs

SUNNY 16

 ISO 800 F 16 Shutter speed 1/800 No shadow front light

 ISO 800 F 16 Shutter speed 1/1000 No Shadow front light

ISO 800 F 16 Shutter speed 640 No Shadow front light

ISO 800 F 16 Shutter speed 500 No shadow front light

 ISO 400 F 11 Shutter speed 500 Soft Shadows

ISO 400 F 11 Shutter speed 400 Soft Shadows

 ISO 400 F 11 Shutter Speed 320 Soft Shadows

 ISO 400 F 11 Shutter Speed 250 Soft Shadows

 ISO 400 F 5.6 Shutter Speed 500 Minimal shadows

 ISO 400 F 5.6 Shutter Speed 400 Minimal shadows

 ISO 400 F 5.6 Shutter Speed 320 Minimal shadows

ISO 400 F 5.6 Shutter speed 250 Minimal shadows

 ISO 320 F 16 Shutter speed 320 Hard Shadows

ISO 320 F 16 Shutter speed 400 Hard Shadows

 ISO 320 F 16 Shutter speed 250 Hard Shadows

ISO 320 F16 Shutter speed 100 Hard Shadows

Lossy Vs Lossless

1A)Shooting in raw gives you more control over the way you get the image to look.
 B)You can correct mess-ups like exposure
 C)Better image quality
2 A) Cant print immediately
3 A) You can shoot  more shots in burst
   B) Immediatley ready for printing
   C) High contrast
4 A) Low dynamic range


1) All the data
2) White balance, contrast, saturation, image quality and stuff.
3) raw files take up more space can't shoot as much. raw files can convert to jpeg not other way around!
4) Because it gives you more control and if you want to have more control and better quality you shoot in raw. plus you should learn both.

COMPOSITION

Monday, September 8, 2014

Composition

RULE OF THIRDS

EXPERIMENTATION 

BACKGROUND 

CROPPING 

FRAMING 

DEPTH

BACKGROUND 

VIEWPOINT

LEADING LINES

BALANCING ELEMENTS 

SYMMETRY AND PATTERNS