1. Lecture 3
CANON 450D – How to use and features
30th – LS (low shutter speed) ½ press button.
ISO – Light sensitivity – speed
100 – Spanish (Daytime, greater pixel saturation)
400 – UK (Cloudy)
1600 – Dawn to Dusk (Night, tends to pixelate)
TTL – Through the lens light meter – Gives colour contrast
Shoot on RAW + Large JPEG for best results and a back-up image of the camera’s auto features.
White balance
Kelvins + light
Portrative mode – balances the light between subjects.
TV means shutter priority job
Captures movement of subject – LSS = blurred.
1/30th second + lower = camera shake – tripod needed.
Aperture numbers – control depth of field (line of focus)
Large = larger field
M mode = manual control, BULB = manual control of shutter speed.
AF point – changes where the TTL is reading – further away from = more out of focus.
Using built in flash
Flash creates balanced photographs.
Continuous shooting
Foreground vs. background
Above + below
minimalism vs. clutter

2. Things to do:
Add some practice photographs to Yola website – exploring the camera features learned today.
Create a photo essay (12+ photographs. 1 story. RAW)
Look at OFCOM rules and regulations on photography and print / create some release forms.