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The document contains technical details for 6 photos taken by Stephanie Schon for an assignment, including shutter speed, f-stop, focal length, and spot meter for each photo. The photos were of the model Nicole Schon and taken with a Canon EOS 450D camera.
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- 1. Still Photos- Assignment 1 Stephanie Schon VMP - 439.001
- 2. •Cheerful Shutter speed- 1/60 F-stop- 5.0 Focal length- 45mm Spot meter- 0
- 4. •Fear Shutter speed- 1/60 F-stop- 5.0 Focal length- 25 Spot meter- -1
- 5. •Mysterious Shutter speed-1/60 F-stop- 7.1 Focal length- 45 Spot meter- -2
- 6. •Casual Shutter speed-1/60 F-stop- 5.6 Focal Length- 40mm Spot meter- -1
- 7. Shutter speed- 1/60 F-stop - 4.5 Focal length- 40mm Spot meter - 1
- 8. Shutter speed- 1/60 F-stop- 7.1 Focal length- 40mm Spot meter- -1
- 9. Photos by - Stephanie Schon Model - Nicole Schon Canon EOS 450D / Rebel XSi