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Jump Start
- When going to the movies watching the movie is the best.
- The best page is explore page.
- Trying to find new ways to get the best lighting.
- Going on a walk and taking photos.
- Looking at famous peoples blogs will get you ideas for what to take pictures of.
- CD’s are old but you can see if it is worth it or not.
- Listening to my favorite music is the best feeling.
- Take a photo each day.
- Try reading a magazine full of art.
- Take photos of any sport event.
- Look in a 360 and take photos to see how it looks.
- Take photos for a holiday theme.
- Try to draw the same art as the person that did it first.
- Take beautiful model and take photos of them.
- Get coupons for photos that are taken by another person.
- See the best art show that you can find.
- I would take a photo assignment.
- Take photos of your family.
- Take photos of your favorite food and then eat it.
- Take photos in the dark but you wont see anything.
- Take photos of a family event.
- Think of a prop that is around you.
- A story in 5 pictures is interesting.
- Take something ordinary and take pictures of them and make them unique.
- Make your own portrait of yourself.
Raw vs. JPEG
- A raw file will be between two and six times larger than a JPEG file. raw files are bigger because they contain a much greater amount of image data. A JPEG image is essentially all that data compressed down into a smaller file size that’s easier to share.
- The raw files are bigger then the JPEG files.
- Yes you can, by using Adobe photoshop
- I would shoot in raw so it can way bigger and not be compressed.
Studio Portraits
Focal Length: 200.00mm Focal Length: 200.00mm Focal Length: 200.00mm
Exposure: 1/800 sec; f/2.8; ISO 3200 Exposure: 1/800 sec; f/2.8; ISO 3200 Exposure: 1/800 sec; f/2.8; ISO 3200
Focal Length: 200.00mm Focal Length: 200.00mm Focal Length: 200.00mm
Exposure: 1/800 sec; f/2.8; ISO 3200 Exposure: 1/800 sec; f/2.8; ISO 3200 Exposure: 1/800 sec; f/2.8; ISO 3200
DLSR Intros
- Mirror system inside lets you preview through the viewfinder the same image that is being captured on film/sensor
- Less than 21 mm is for extreme wide angle and for architecture
- zoom vs. focus
- HIGH ISO value means the sensor will be MORE sensitive to light, meaning it will take LESS LIGHT to get the right exposure
- The shutter in a camera is half a circle (180 degrees)
- camera shake: occurs with a shutter speed slower than 1/ [focal length] of a second
- fast lens has bigger maximum aperture
- longer lenses APPEAR to have a shallower depth of field because they are magnifying the subject, which flattens the perspective and makes our eyes think the DOF is shallower
- Setting the “correct” white balance setting tells the camera how to make your whites and grays neutral, without any color tint
- camera does almost everything BUT lets you choose brightness, depth of field, picture style by pressing the Q button
- M (Manual)– you choose everything
- Tv (Shutter Speed priority) – you choose shutter speed, camera chooses appropriate aperture
- Av (Aperture priority)– you choose aperture, camera chooses appropriate shutter speed
- A-Dep (Automatic depth of field) – camera chooses aperture, shutter speed combo to get best DOF
- P (Program) – camera sets shutter speed and aperture, but you can choose ISO, AF/MF, white balance
- Digital cameras that resemble 35mm film cameras
- one major way that DSLRs are different from consumer “point and shoot” cameras or phones: detachable lenses
- prime lens are only one focal length
- zoom lenses are variable focal lengths
- if you are buying a camera and the price seems really low, make sure the price includes a lens
- 21-35 mm are for Wide Angle and for Landscape
- Lenses must be properly cared for
- Metaphors to understand how exposure is determined by window, garden hose,tanning
- to describe sensitivity of digital sensors in digital cameras
- more available light is lower ISO, less available light is higher ISO