This document contains analyses of several photographs with details on camera settings like ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. It discusses how these settings impact focus, brightness, and image quality. Settings that produced clear, well-lit images with subjects in focus included an ISO around 800, shutter speeds between 1/250-1/4000, and apertures ranging from f/3.5 to f/4.5. High ISO settings over 6400 resulted in overexposed, out of focus images even with fast shutter speeds and low apertures. Low apertures like f/7.0 also led to images with poor brightness control.

1. Photograph
Analysis.

2. photograph
Low ISO - 6400
Picture is under lit due to its high
ISO also the Aperture was f/4.0
and the shutter speed was
1/4000.

3. Photograph
Shutter Speed – 1/250
Brandon walked across at a high
speed and the camera caught him
in great quality and great focus. If
the camera was not set to a higher
shutter then the final image would
have not been in focus. The ISO
was 800 and the aperture was
around f/3.5..

4. photograph
High ISO - 6400
Due to the fact this picture was taken
at a bright angle resulted in the
aperture being very low only reaching
f/3.5. with a shutter speed of 1/4000.

5. photograph
Shutter speed- 1/250
This is a great example of excellent
focusing when object or person is moving
at a high speed across the camera. The
ISO was a staggering 800 which was
more than enough for the camera to cope
with in the end. Aperture f/3.5.

6. Photograph
High Aperture- f/ 7.0
This good example of bad
brightness control of the
aperture. There was a high
ISO as well reaching 6400
which is out of control.
(1/125)

7. Bad Focus

8. Photograph
Low Aperture This is a great example of a
low aperture as it only got
f/4.0 with an IS0

9. Good Focus Example
This is an example of a good focus as the is well in focus
and also there is a good amount of light in the photograph.
The Camera was set a 1/64 second shutter speed,
aperture was f/4.5 and the ISO was 800. if the ISO went
any higher it would have been too bright so we took it just
right.