The document discusses different camera experiments with aperture, shutter speed, focal length and lighting settings. It analyzes several photos taken with settings ranging from f/4.5 at 29mm to f/18 at 34mm, evaluating how the settings impacted the focus, clarity and lighting of the subject. It determines low apertures and fast shutter speeds produced sharp, clear images while higher apertures with shallower depth of field helped certain subjects stand out against blurred backgrounds.

1. Camera Experimentation

2. I turned aperture/AV to f/4.5 29
mm. The blur of the background
brings more focus onto the rings
which is the focal point of the
image. It makes it stand out more.
I think this is a nice image
because the lighting is good which
makes the photo look better.

3. I used a fast shutter speed to make the
image crisp and clear. It was f/18 29 mm.
This clear/ sharp photo shows the outfit
in detail. Also, the natural lighting is good
as it gives more attention to the jacket.

4. The shutter speed was
fast as it was f/10 34
mm. The background
and overall image is
crisp and clear. It could
have had more of a
shallow focus in the
background to make
the rings stand out
more.

5. This image I used a fast
shutter speed of f/10 34
mm. It made the image clear
and sharp to show the detail
in the shoe. The lighting
could have been better to
make the photo less dark.

6. This image is sharp and clear. I like this photo because of the low angle and that
since its a sharp focus photo it makes the outfit stand out more. It was f/18 29 mm.
The natural lighting was good as well for the outfit to look better.

7. This photo was poor as the image was
over exposed where you cant see the
outfit. The aperture was f/6.3 18 mm.
Next time to avoid the photos coming out
like this I would make sure the settings
were correct.

8. This image isn't good because the lighting was dark, so since the outfit was in the
dark area you can't see it properly. It didn't show the jacket off which was the aim.
It could of had a more shallow depth of field as well.