The document discusses different camera settings used to capture sharp images with clear subjects and details. For action shots, the photographer increased the shutter speed to 1/640 sec to reduce blur from moving subjects. Higher shutter speeds of 1/640 sec were also used for low angle shots, shallow depths of field, and when the lighting was too bright, to maintain crisp, detailed images focused on the intended subject. A high aperture was chosen to achieve a shallow depth of field with the main part of an image in focus.

1. Camera Experimentation

2. 1/640 11
When taking action shots I increased
the shutter speed as this makes the
image sharper and less blurry when
the subject in the image is moving so
that I got a clear shot

3. 1/640 sec. f/10
For this picture I used a higher shutter speed to
ensure that image was crisp and detailed as I
wanted to image of the earring to be clear is that
what its about which Id how I want the images in
my magazine to be so that the viewer knows what
the main part of the image is.

4. 1/640 sec. f/8
For this shot I wanted to try a low angle but
still capture detail in the photo so I used a
high shutter speed so I could still make the
image look sharp and focused.

5. 1/640 sec. f/14
1/640 sec. f/7
1/640 sec. f/5

6. Shallow depth of focus, the
main part of the image (hand)
is in focus which is what I
wanted to achieve so I used a
high aperture to do this.
1/4000 sec. f/11
I also used a high aperture in this picture to
capture the detail in the face so that was the
main focus and not the background.

7. For these pictures the lighting
was too bright the picture looks
faded and there is less detail than
the other photos that I got.
1/640 sec. f/14
1/640 sec. f/14