assignment 1

2. Slide One: Aperture
Slide Two: Shutter speed
Slide Three: Focusing
Slide Four: ISO
Slide Five: file format
Slide Six: Camera modes
Slide Seven: Camera components
Slide Eight: Media production

3. The size of the diaphragm opening in a camera lens adjusts amount of light
that passes through the film inside the camera when the shutter opens in the
exposure process. The smaller the aperture the more light can pass through,
that makes F11more sharper and clearer than F1.8 which is blurred this is
called Depth of Field.

4. This photo has a high
shutter speed of this
makes the background
blurry and the body of
the bird clear. Very long
shutter speeds are
used in sports or
wildlife photography.
The shutter speeds
changes the way
movement appears in
photographs. Short
shutter speeds can can
freeze fast moving
subjects.

5. When your
photographing people or
animals that are still the
main focus would have to
be on their face and
mainly eyes having a
manual focus would
enable you to do this
better.
Auto Focus determines
the sharpest points using
sensors. In autofocus
mode the photographer
doesn’t have to worry
about resetting the focus
for each shot.

6. When you change your cameras ISO setting you’re changing your cameras
sensitivity to light. The lower the ISO setting the less sensitive it is giving you. The
higher the ISO the more grainy the image is.

7. RAW files offer the best quality of photo as they
have highest bit depth, the most color information
and the highest dynamic range
JPEG higher in contrast.
Sharper. Immediately suitable for
printing, sharing, or posting on the
Web. JPEG also allows you to
open the photo in Photoshop,
illustrator and other photo editing
programs also most internet
provides can open them.

8. Each camera mode allows the user to take high quality photos in different situations

9. All digital cameras have a lens. The
lens is usually made of several pieces
of glass and other elements. The lens
focuses the image onto the digital
sensor, where it is captured for storage.
The shutter on a digital camera
is a component that opens and
closes to control the length of
exposure. The exposure is the
length of time light falls on to
the sensor. The shutter opening
time affects the image exposure
and how motion is shown.
Every camera has an aperture.
Sometimes fixed but usually
adjustable, the aperture is a hole that
varies in size to control the amount of
light falling on the sensor. Aperture is
measured in f-stops: a higher number
represents a smaller amount of light.
he sensor transforms light from the lens
to digital information which is then stored
on a memory card
Most digital cameras come with a built in
flash. These are useful for close-ups in
terms of providing lighting up to around 4
meters. These can also be used to fill
shadows in sunlight. One of the main
problems with using a flash is red eye. This
is when pupils appear red in an image. This
is caused by light reflecting off the retinas
in our eyes. Most digital cameras allow you
to change the settings of the flash

10. This advert uses a large photo of batman
as he is the main character. This photo is
edited to make the re bat ‘glow’ and the
suit dark on the right and brighter on the
left.
The below image was used in
online magazines it shows a man
from Ferguson riots. This image
is to bring emotion to the
audience.