Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Free Shoot Planning

1) Post an example of the type of photography that you want to emulate?

2) What is your subject?
Softball
3) Where will you shoot it?
The models house.
4) Indoors or outdoors?
The photos will be taken Indoors
5) What time of day?
8am-6pm
6) What type of lighting?
Lighting will be dim.
7) What equipment will you need?
I wont need any equipment.
8) How many photos will your shoot result in?
3


Thursday, September 17, 2015

Sunny 16 Notes




Sunny 16 Notes

In its simplest form, the sunny 16 rule (or sunny f/16 rule) on a bight sunny day the Correct Exposer subject is f/16 at the shutter speed nearest to the reciprocal of the film speed.


Equivalent Exposures: Different photos same amount of light

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Aperture, ISO, Shutter Speed Notes

Fundamentals of Photography
The Trinity of Photography 

Aperture is an opening

The bigger the F number the smaller the opening.

The smaller the F number the bigger the opening.


The bigger the opening the blurrier the background appears
The smaller the opening the sharper the focus in the background.


Aperture controls the amount of depth of field 


Shutter speed will always be a fraction 

Shutter speed
Shutter is like a curtain

To stop the motion of somebody walking, the minimum shutter speed is 1/150
To stop the motion of somebody running, the minimum shutter speed is 1/250
Shutter speed controls the amount of motion blur in a photo


ISO
ISO is a setting for your cameras sensitivity to light

ISO Adjusts the sensor in the camera that detects the image.

Rule Of Thumb: use a low ISO when there is a lot of light.

When shooting with fast shutter speed you will have to increase ISO if photos come out too dark

When shooting at night, you will have to increase ISO for the sensor to pick up more light 

Composition Shoot

Leading Lines

Symmetry And Patterns

Balancing Element

Rule Of Thirds

Mergers

Framing

Depth

Viewpoint

Cropping

Background

Wednesday, September 2, 2015


Rule Of Thirds

Balancing Elements 

Leading Lines 

Symmetry And Pattern

Viewpoint

Background

Depth

Framing

Cropping

Experimenting