ISO

                                                                            ISO 3200

                                                                            ISO 200

1.) It adds grain or noise to the pictures.
2.) The lower the # the sensitive it would be in light.
3.) A increase in the sensitivity of the camera, can capture images in low light.
4.) 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600

Shutter Speed

High Shutter

                                                                                   Slow Shuter

A.) fast action shutter

B.) medium action shutter

C.) slow action shutter

D.) slow action shutter

E.) medium action shutter

F.) fast action shutter

2.) 

      Aperture Priority mode- automatically sets the shutter speed.

      Shutter Priority mode - the camera automatcally selects the aperture.

      Manual mode- when you got to set both shutter and aperture.

3. 1/50, 1/125, 1/250

Africa

1. My reaction to the power point was that it looked interensting to me and i liked all the photos taken in the power point.

2. My favorite photo was the photo of the group of  cheetahs. A group of cheetahs three facing towards the left and one facing towards the camera.

3.
    A.) P67 120mm soft focus lens
    B.) The animals are disappearing due to global warming.
    C.) He want people to get involved and try to help these animals.
   
4.

       

first shoot mine

Aperture

 aperture F2.8



aperture  F16           

1. The pupil, large pupil size equals large aperture, while the small one equals small aperture.

2. The smaller the Aperture the larger the f-number, the higher the Aperture, the smaller the f-number.

3. The size of the aperture, the area of the image appears sharp.

4. F4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8.0, 9.0, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25

academic shoot reflection

1. one of the encounters was that it was hard taking photos of the rules.

2. the technical aspects i was thinking were the focus, framing, and the holding of the camera.

3. what i would do differently would be finding the balance and do better on the rules of thirds.

4. the only thing i would do the same is the framing of the picture but everything else i would do differently.

5. the rules that i think would be easiest would be Lines, Simplicity, and Framing.

6. I think the hardest rule might be balance.

7. The rules im not clear on would be balance and avoiding mergers.

Academic Shoot

                                  Lines
 I think i follow the rule for lines kinda alright. The subject of this is two people going somewhere. I don't think it is clear at all to people looking at this photo. If I didn't follow the rule well, I would have took a good picture of lines that'll make it clear to people what the subject is of the photo.

                                Avoiding Mergers
 I think i didn't follow the rule well for this photo. The subject is a guy studding for something. I think it's kinda clear to people looking at this photo to see the subject. I would have try avoiding the merges on this photo.

               
                     Rules of Thirds
I don't think the photo was good for the rules of thirds. This photo won't be clear to people who are looking at it for the subject. If I could have done it differently I would try to find the subject and a better example of the rules of thirds.

                                 framing
I think i follow the rule for framing alright. The subject of this picture is the tree and the bushes are the frame for the picture. I think it's kinda clear to the people looking at this photo what the subject is of this photo. If i didn't follow the rule well then i would try to take better pictures with framing in it.

  

                          simplicity

I think i follow the rule kinda well. The subject of this photo

is this person is on the phone texting. I think it's kinda clear to people

who are looking at this photo to see the subject.

post shoot reflection

1. trying to find people who look grumpy and finding things that look red and metal things.

2. the framing and the holding of the camera and trying to get focus on the camera. I try different ways to take the picture of grumpy, red, and metal.

3. I would try to put more focus.

4. The holding of the camera and the framing

5. i don't think i had any of the rules i just learn on the 3 photos but i learn to do the rules so next time a take photos.

6. yes, because taking the photos were interesting and fun and helped me learn more about the camera and so i can do the rules this time on the photos.

Red, Metal, Grumpy

 Red

                                                                             Grumpy

                          Metal

The Great White and Black Photographers part 2

           Jerry N. Uelsmann he was born in June 11, 1934. Jerry was born and raised at Detroit Michigan. He started photography when in highschool he had poor grades but he landed few jobs mostly shooting weddings. Soon He earn a BA from the Rochester institute of Technology and M.S. and M.F.A. degrees from Indiana University. He began teaching photography at the University of Florida in 1960. His photographs are in the opening credits of the television series "The Outer Limits" (1995) and the illustrated edition of Stephen king's salem's lot. His artwork featured in the progressive metal band Dream Theater's seventh studio album Train of Thoughts(2003).

Bastrop fire

This photo at bastrop makes me feel sad because of all the trees and homes of animals being burn. Also makes me feel sorry for the people who houses were burn from the fire. That also scared if the fire will come to where I live.

Exploring the camera

1. Camera obscura effect is that, focusing and projecting the light onto the wall of the dark room. It is achieved by the hole that acted like the lens.
2. the modern camera
3.glass lens, a dark box, and film.
4. What they have in common is light passes through the lens and into the camera which exposes the film and they both make a photogragh
5. With and electronic sensor called "CCD'.
6. Auto mode the camera will flash for you and take the pic.
    On program mode you have to point and shoot the camera.
7. Portrait mode is used for blur out background. The camera will use the fastest available lens setting.
8. Sport mode is used for to freeze motion. The camera uses the highest shutter speed.
9. You should use half press on the trigger button because it has a faster camera response time, and has more control over focus, also encourages better composition.
10. This symbol means "disabled flash." This is used for taking the flash out so there wont be any flash when you take the shot.
11. The symbol means "auto-flash." This will automatically take the picture if the camera thinks it needs more light.
12.If too much light the photo will be washed out.
13.If there's not enough light the photo will be too dark.
14. "stop" is used in every aspect of photography to represent a relative change in the brightness of light.
15.1 stop brighters
16. 2 stop brighters
17.The longer shutter speed has more light.
18.The shorter shutter speed has less light.
19.The aperture control the brightness that is reduced as the light passes through.
20.You increase the amount of light by using the "F-stops"