Friday, October 31, 2014

Understanding ISO

ISO:100  Aperture: f/5.6  Shutter Speed: 4"


ISO:200  Aperture: f/5.6  Shutter Speed: 2"5


ISO:400  Aperture: f/5.6  Shutter Speed: 1"3

ISO:800  Aperture: f/5.6  Shutter Speed: 0"6

ISO:1600  Aperture: f/5.6  Shutter Speed: 0"3


ISO is the measure of a digital camera's sensitivity to light. Technically, ISO allows more or less light into the camera visually creating a more or dark picture depending on the ISO rating. The lower the ISO, the lighter the picture. The higher the ISO, the darker the picture. A low ISO requires a faster shutter speed which requires a low aperture.














Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Understanding Shutter Speed

SLOW Shutter Speed



FAST Shutter Speed



Shutter Speed is the amount of time the shutter is open. Technically, shutter speed works by opening the shutter for certain increments of time before closing either making the picture have blurred movement or a freeze movement visually in the photo. In relation to the exposure triangle, a high shutter speed requires a low aperture and the ISO will change based on the amount of light available to the sensor in the camera.


Friday, October 24, 2014

Understanding Aperture




Small Depth of Field



Aperture: f/4.0 Shutter Speed: 1/100 ISO: 800



Large Depth of Field


Aperture: f/5.0 Shutter Speed: 1/25 ISO: 800


Aperture is the size of the opening in the lens that permits light to hit the film/digital sensor. Technically, Aperture works by allowing more or less light to come in the lens creating a shallow or large depth of field respectively. Visually, Aperture works by separating the subject from the background or creating a clear focus. Low aperture needs a high shutter speed and ISO stays the same

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

25 Themes Final



My thoughts on this shooting assignment varied a bit. Some shots, i was really proud of, but other shots, I felt that I could do better if I were to do this assignment again. I liked having to think about how I could portray a theme without any words and only images. In the end, I really liked how we put all the images together in one large mosaic type photo. My favorite photo was the single flower on the dead branches because it symbolized hope. It really shows how no matter how bad it gets, it can always get better. Overall, I thought this assignment was pretty thought provoking and it helped me practice my photography skills.