Task 2b evaluation of photographs
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The document discusses the evaluation of photographs taken with an iPhone 5s camera. The 8-megapixel primary camera produced good quality photos while the 1.2 megapixel front camera was not used. Aperture and focus were adjusted to capture clear photos of the model and equipment in the photography room. Various techniques like lighting, framing, and composition were used to make the indoor location shots look outstanding. Peer and teacher feedback suggested taking photos directly in the actual location for improved realism.
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Lighting is crucial in photography and different lighting techniques produce distinct effects. Backlighting silhouettes a subject against the light source behind them. Side lighting casts one side in shadow and highlights the other for dramatic portraits. Artificial lighting like on-camera flashes risk red-eye but provide convenience, while off-camera flashes allow softer lighting by bouncing the flash. Understanding lighting types helps photographers leverage their advantages.
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The aperture controls the depth of field by adjusting the size of the opening in the camera lens. A wider aperture with a lower f-stop number allows more light in and creates a shallower depth of field with blurred backgrounds, while a smaller aperture with a higher f-stop number allows less light in and produces a deeper depth of field with a greater area of the image in focus.
The shutter speed determines how long the camera's shutter is open to capture light. A faster shutter speed "freezes" motion but needs more light, while a slower shutter speed allows motion blur but can lead to camera shake without a tripod.
The ISO setting controls the light sensitivity of the image sensor. A higher ISO
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- 1. Task 2b Evaluationof photographs The camera that I usedfor myphotoswas andI Phone 5s. I wouldsaythat the standardof my photoswere goodand the 5s camera isdecent.Thisisdue to the 8-megapixel primarycamera.It alsohas a 1.2 megapixel cameraatthe frontbut thiswasnot usedas the standardof the photographwouldnothave beengoodmakingthe final outcome quite dull. The shutterspeedwasfastas the camera wasexposedtoa lotof lighting.Thishadaclear effecton the locationsettings. The aperture was small whichmeantlesslightwentintothe lensdue toitssize.Thishadan effect on myphotographof the model. The focuswas onthe model inthe spurskitwhichmade the model clearer.Itwasalsoon the equipmentinthe photographyroomwhichmade thatstandoutin thatphoto. Literal framingwasusedas the photoswere takenindoorsurroundingsof lightwhichmade the imagesclear. Mise enScene wasusedas my model wasmale ina football kit, the shotwastakenindoors,my locationshotswastakenina controlledenvironment,Propssuchascameras and bencheswere used to make the imagesmore realistic. The compositioninmylocationshotsIwouldsaywere excellentdue tothe look,lightingandprops. All thisputtogethermade the locationlookoutstandingtoview. Lightingthatwasusedwas formthe lightsinboth locationgivingbothimagesabetterview.I wouldonlyhave hadto use a flashif the settingswere dark. I useda I Phone 5s so I didnot needtouse a tripod. The creative intentbehindtheseimageswasforavisual andto avoiddull piecesof photographyas it isgoingon a frontcover of a magazine.Ithadto be professional andentertaining. I feel the outcome of the photographswere satisfyingandwere mostimportantlysuitable tobe usedina magazine cover. The feedbackIgotfrom mypeers,audience andteacherwasthatthe photographsof the location were greatbut to improve itactuallytake the photosinthe locationratherthana differentlocation justbecause of the props. Contact Sheet