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2. Images must possess some level of:
Clear sharp detail
Focal point on the subject
Main idea and purpose
3. Clarity in a Picture
What 2 things must occur in order to have any level of clear detail?
Focus
Camera Stability (not move)
Out of focus – wrong focus distance Blurry – subject/camera movement
4. Things Clarity can affect in a picture:
The Subject or focal point
The main idea or purpose
Overall quality of the image
Complexity or mystery
Use of creativity
5. The amount of Clarity in a picture can
vary significantly
Very small clarity distance Very wide clarity distance
6. Regardless of the perceived focus range,
focus occurs at a specific ______.
A. Distance!!!
B. Focus occurs like a plane of glass exiting
in all directions
C. Everything at the same distance will be
equally as clear
C. Everything closer/further from the focal
distance will be less clear
7. How does focus actually work?
Light rays through a lens form a cone
The lens adjusts to ensure the tip of the
cone occurs at the image sensor
Only 1 distance of light can be formed into
a perfect cone at a time
***Note: The entire image does not need to
be clear… but the important part should be!!!
8. Achieved focus in the proper
location on the right detail
Use focus to direct the viewer
to the correct details
Allows focus to enhance the
visual properties of the image
Successful images:
9. The Settings in a Camera:
1. Focus Target (AF, MACRO, MF) – distance to subject
2. Focus Mode (Single/Continuous) – stationary vs moving subject
3. Focus Point Location (Auto, Manual Box) – you or the camera, where
4. Drive Mode (Single, Burst, Continuous) – how many captures
5. Alert (visual, auditory) – on/off
10. Typical thought process for changing
focus settings
1. Set the focus target – based on how
close to the subject you will be
-AF/AF Macro/MF
2. Select Focus Mode
-Single or continuous
3. Select focus location – based on the
type of subject/movement
-AF – (auto) multi point
-Focus Box – movable
4. Adjust the focus location based on
where you want the subject within the
frame of the image
5. Allow the lens to focus – pressing the
shutter button halfway
6. Ensure focus has occurred - beeps
11. 1. Focus Target Setting
Determines the distance range the camera will need to properly adjust the
focus distance
Standard “AF” - normal operation, 2 feet to 10 miles
Macro “Tulip Icon” – close distance, less than 2 feet to subject
Manual “MF” – difficult situations
12. 2. Single vs Continuous
Single Mode
More accurate
Press button half way – camera sets distance to subject
and locks
Can be used for moving subjects when distance does not
change
Continuous Mode
Used when the subjects distance to camera is changing
Camera guesses what the focus distance will be based on
movement
What would you use for: person swinging a bat, merry go round, slam dunk,
bird at bird feeder, QB throwing a ball, goalie making a save
13. 3. Focus Point Location Modes
Choosing the Focus Mode:
• Auto
• camera determines what to focus on
• generally uses most of the image area
• Manual select
• Chose a specific portion of the frame for the
camera to focus
• Single Point vs Multi Point
• Single point can be moved
14. 4. Drive Mode
Sets how many pictures will be taken
Single – 1 picture per focus/button press
Burst – 3/6/9 pictures per focus, must hold button for multiple
Continuous – will continue taking while button is pressed
15. 5. Focus Alert
Beeps
Lets you know is focus has/hasn’t happened
Can be turned on/off
Visual Identification
Green dot, Red Box Flashes, AE Lock
16. How can you tell when an image
is truly sharp?
Note:
*Do not trust the detail on your camera
screen, detail is compressed
*View image minimum 8x10 on
computer screen (arms length away)
*when time sensitive, use zoom preview
on the camera screen
Answer: Zoom In and check edges of
detail
17. Can you tell which image is not
sharp?
Clear…but not sharp Clear…with a high degree of sharpness
18. What causes for an image to
not be sharp?
-focus didn’t occur at the correct distance
-Focus didn’t occur on the correct part of the
object
-Lens imperfections (dirt, finger prints,
-Environmental factors (fog, rain, dirt, smog)
-Camera movement (shaky hands)
-Subject movement
19. Out of Focus vs. Blurry
Blurry Image
Caused by movement
Either camera shake or subject
movement or both
Out of Focus (partially)
Caused by focal distance
Light rays not being focused on
the image sensor
20. There are 2 types of movement:
Camera Movement
Subject Movement
Subject movement can be controlled by
adjusting shutter speed
Only the moving part typically shows
blur
Camera movement can be controlled by
using a tripod or support when necessary
Entire image typically shows blur
Shutter speed less than 1/60 = use
tripod
How does movement impact clarity?
Answer: Movement causes blur
23. Does picture size change image
quality? • Increasing picture size spreads out the pixels
decreasing sharpness
• Consider final picture size during planning
to determine quality needs
• It only takes 4 MP to create a high quality
8x10 print
24. Pillar #2 – Exercise #1
Image recognition
Image Criteria:
1. Image that appears perfectly clear throughout a great distance range
2. Clarity on a close object with background out of focus
3. Clarity on middle subject with foreground and background out of focus
4. Clarity on subject off in the distance with foreground out of focus and background clear
5. Subject is blurry with rest of image clear
6. Part of subject blurry with the background clear
7. Entire image that is unclear - out of focus
8. Entire image that is unclear - blurry due to camera movement
9. An image where the subject is out of focus with rest of image clear
10. An image where part of the subject is clear but the important part of the subject is out of focus
11. Panning (camera moving with the subject, subject mostly clear, background blurry)
12. MACRO - close-up image of something small made to look larger than life
