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โ What is event processing in MuleSoft?
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โ Distinction between the reactive, parallel, blocking & non-blocking processing
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- 1. Rules โข No food โข Lights have to be off while shooting โข The person who you are shooting has to be 5ft from the backdrop โข Your palm had to be at the bottom of the camera โข Switch the off the light before taking the plug out โข Do not use the cone light โข Only people that are meant to be in the photography studio should be in there.
- 2. Soft boxes What does the soft box do? โข Spreads the light out โข Softens the light โข Have the transmitter on the camera How to use the soft box โข When it beeps it is ready to go โข It stills the image โข 1 is the lowest flash โข 6 is the highest flash โข When using it have it on 3
- 4. Camera Nikon D7 1000 D17000 camera โข 32 gig memory โข Lens 18-17 โข 7 million pixels S- single shutter SL- takes 3 photos a second SH- 6 photos a second Automatic focus means the camera beeps to tell you that it is focused Manual mode is when you have to focus the camera your self and it doesnโt beep The transmitter has to be on top of the camera so that it links up with the soft box
- 5. Reflector โข It takes out shadows. โข Bounces light back onto the subject โข The metallic gold material reflects a very strong warm light onto the subject โข The black side isnโt a reflector at all. Itโs an anti- reflector. Photographers use a black reflector to cast a shadow on certain areas of the image โข The translucent side is usually held directly above the subject to soften the sunโs natural light. It will always go between the light source and the subject. โข The silver side is used in low light or where a strong light is needed.
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