Monday, August 29, 2016
Friday, August 26, 2016
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
!0 pictures of food
Cali Burrito
Banana peppers
In n Out Fries with salt
3x3 Fom in n out
chocolate poptarts
Nature Valley dark chocolate granola Bar
M&M rice crispy
Vanilla Milkshake
Cilantro
Seasoned Carne Asada
3 photo descriptions
In the first picture there is a lonely rock thats shadow is reflecting tin to water surrounding it. There seems to be mist in the back creating a dark but beautiful image. In the second photo it is a picture of blue and yellow vans on the dash board with the countryside in the background. The third picture is the urban sky scrapers of a downtown life at night. The lights and blur in this image makes in the very cool glow that makes it a great photo.
YouTube Notes
- shutter speed apeture and iso
- 3 functions of camera
- right amount of light equals good exposure
- 3 parts of good exposure
- right amount of light equals good exposure
- how much of image in focus
- shallow mean subject in focus but background not
- large depth mean lot in focus
- smaller aperture light, less light
- big number equals smaller aperture
- small number big aperture
- depth of field
- large depth mean lot in focus
- shallow needs bigger aperture
- large depth is smaller aperture
- opening of the lens
- bigger aperture size, more light
- slower more light
- how fast shutter opens and closes
- how long exposure takes place
- faster less stuff blurry
- slower gives time for subject to move
- sensitivity
- lower iso more light
- higher iso less light
Friday, August 12, 2016
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
RULE OF THIRDS SUMMARY
In the Article "The Rule of Thirds: A Simple Way to Improve Your Images" it teaches
- that using the rule of thirds helps break up the photo into a nice fixtures
- to use the rule of thirds correctly you must divide the screen up horizontally and vertically.
- once you break up the photo you center the main focus where the broken thirds intersect
- the rule of thirds is applied to the photographers horizon
- by lining up the horizon can move the photo up or down drawing more attention to it
- the closer you are to an object the harder it is to break in the rule of thirds because you have less space to work with
- some cameras have 3x3 overlay grid to help line up the picture in the rule of thirds
- using the rule of thirds is key to taking a good photo and is a rule you should always use
Monday, August 8, 2016
Kodack 10 new things
This article helped me learn many new things about photography.
1) using flash outside can help decrease the chance of unusual face shadows.
2) using plain backgrounds can help make the subject stand out better than other objects
3) by locking focus on the subject, it will decrease the blur
4) it is always better to have the subject not in the middle of the picture
5) taking pictures to close or to far will blur and not fit correctly
6) knowing your flash ranges decreases the chance of a dark photo
7) tall objects look and fit better in vertical photos
8) a picture taken at a persons eye level always makes the picture better
9) moving in closer will fill up the screen better
10) become the best photographer as you never know if you're good at it or not.
1) using flash outside can help decrease the chance of unusual face shadows.
2) using plain backgrounds can help make the subject stand out better than other objects
3) by locking focus on the subject, it will decrease the blur
4) it is always better to have the subject not in the middle of the picture
5) taking pictures to close or to far will blur and not fit correctly
6) knowing your flash ranges decreases the chance of a dark photo
7) tall objects look and fit better in vertical photos
8) a picture taken at a persons eye level always makes the picture better
9) moving in closer will fill up the screen better
10) become the best photographer as you never know if you're good at it or not.
- higher iso less light
Friday, August 5, 2016
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