This document discusses the technical details of three portrait photographs, including the camera settings used such as ISO, shutter speed, and aperture. It notes that a wide shot and portrait shot were used to capture the subject's full outfit. The ISO, shutter speed, and aperture settings are provided for each image, and it is explained how these settings impact the brightness, motion blur, and depth of field respectively.

1. Image test
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2. To capture the entirety of
the subjects outfit a wide
shot and a portrait shot is
used. The lightning on the
image allows for a slight
shadow behind the subject
to make the subject stand
out more against the back
ground. The ISO for the
image is 800 this allows
enough brightness for the
image. The shutter speed is
1/25 perfect for a posed
image. The aperture is 4.5
and is shown as the
background is slightly out of
focus.

3. The image was taken landscape and is a close mid shot on the subject.
The ISO on the image is 800, the images ISO provides it with how much
brightness is allowed in the image. The shutter speed is 1/25 per sec, for this
type of posed image this is good as no movement is used and the aperture is
5.6 this can be seen in the background being out of focus.

4. The ISO for the image is
800 this allows enough
brightness for the image
this gives the shadow
effect behind the subject.
The shutter speed is 1/25
perfect for a posed image.
The aperture is 4.5 and is
shown as the background
is out of focus and the
subject is in full focus.