The document discusses various photographic concepts and how different camera settings affect images. It provides examples of images taken with different shutter speeds - a faster shutter speed of 1/60 sec produces a clear image while a slower shutter speed of 1/6 sec is too slow and produces a blurry image. It also discusses how aperture, ISO, depth of field, manual exposure, white balance, and the rule of thirds compositional technique impact photographs.

1. ___Thomas Ross____
Unit 57: Photography and Photographic Practice Terminology
P1, P2, M1, M2

2. The shutter speed on the camera was
difficult to get around. We were
constantly taking images like the first
one. After we figured out how to
change the shutter speed we started
getting pictures like the second one.
The shutter speed basically changes
the brightness of the image, the higher
the number the darker the image.As you
can see the photo that you can see
clearly has an exposure time of 1/60 sec.
however the one you cant see is 1/6 sec.

3. FAST SHUTTER SPEED SLOW SHUTTER SPEED
F-Stop- f/22
Exposure Time- 1/320 sec
ISO Speed- ISO-3200
Focal Length- 55mm
Max Aperture-5
F-Stop- f/22
Exposure Time-1/2sec
ISO Speed- ISO-3200
Focal Length- 34mm
Max Aperture-4.6

4.  ISO is the darkness/
light of the image. If I
was stood in a dark
room I would turn the
ISO up, However if I
was stood somewhere
really bright I would
turn it down.This
image is from being
inside it differs from
being outside.

5. HIGH ISO LOW ISO
F-Stop-f/10
Exposure Time- 1/100 sec
ISO Speed- ISO- Automatic
Focal Length- 32mm
Max Aperture-4.5
F-Stop-f/3.8
Exposure Time- 1/4000 sec
ISO Speed- ISO- Automatic
Focal Length- 20mm
Max Aperture-3.8

6.  The depth of
field is where
one part of the
picture is in
focus and part
isn’t. Mainly the
part that is in
focus in the part
that you want to
be seen not the
other way
round.

7. NARROW DEPTH OF FIELD LONG DEPTH OF FIELD
F-stop – F/5.3
Exposure time- 1/4000 sec
ISO Speed- Automatic
Focal Length -40 mm
Max Aperture- 4.8
F-Stop-f/10
Exposure Time-1/100 sec
ISO Speed- ISO-200
Focal Length-55mm
Max Aperture-5

8.  Manual exposure is where
you control all of the aspects
of a camera.This means that
you manually control the
shutter speed, focus, ISO,
aperture.This making the
image more to your liking as
you can control what is
happening in the image.The
reason that we use manual
control is that if we want a
darker efffect we can change
the iso or f-stop so that we
get the result that we want.

9.  White balance is where
you remove all
unrealistic colours from
an image.These colours
are things you see white
in person render in white
on the image. For proper
camera white balance
you have to take into
account the colour
temperature of a light
source e.g. natural light
or spot light.

10.  The rule of thirds method is
where you have this grid that
allows you to select certain
points on image.The points
that overlap are the main
focus points of the image. So
when you go into Photoshop
or any other software that
will let you edit the image,
you can resize the image so
that the focus points are
where you want them to be.
E.g. the eyes of a person or
the spot on a image where
you want the audience to
look.

11. F-Stop- f/4
Exposure Time- 1/25 sec
ISO Speed- ISO-400
Focal Length- 20mm
Max Aperture- Automatic
F-Stop- f/4
Exposure Time- 1/25 sec
ISO Speed- ISO-400
Focal Length- 20mm
Max Aperture- Automatic