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The document discusses different camera settings the author experimented with when taking photos of their younger sister both inside and outside. The settings included aperture, ISO, shutter speed, white balance, and zoom. For aperture, a lower F-stop was used to let in more light when photographing flowers. ISO settings were adjusted based on lighting conditions, with a lower ISO of 200 used for outdoor shots and a higher ISO of 400 used for indoor shots under artificial lighting. Comparative photos demonstrated that a lower ISO of 200 produced sharper, brighter outdoor images than a higher ISO of 400.
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- 100% of participants felt the magazine advert matched the theme of the accompanying digipak and linked together with the accompanying video.
- 100% liked the use of direct address and felt the font and colors worked well.
- 100% felt the front cover size was correct and the model portrayed a pop star image.
- 100% felt the design was not too simplistic. The only suggested improvement was to smooth out a wrinkle in the model's shirt.
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Question 3- What have you learned from your audience feedback? The Music Video
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- 1. Trying out different camera settings • In order to get the best shots possible for my digipak and magazine, I decided to take some photos of my younger sister both inside and outside. The outside shots were the most challenging as I had to change the settings quite frequently. This included the ISO, Aperture and shutter speed depending on the type of shot, as well the white balance and zoom/auto zoom. • I did this by watching two different videos about camera settings.
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- 3. ISO • ISO levels adjust how sensitive the camera is to light. The higher the number, the more light sensitive it is. A darker room would require a higher ISO, and outside a lower ISO is needed. The numbers double going from 100, 200, 400 etc. Here are some photographs I took outside using ISO of 200.
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