This week was all about re-familiarising ourselves with the cameras.
Photography cheat sheet
Large aperture = a larger depth of field
Small aperture = smaller depth of field
Aperture/ exposure - Fstop 1.8
A lower fstop = subject in focus and background blurry
A higher fstop = more depth of field therefore less is in focus
Shutter speed - 60+
Anything lower creates blurr
Turning up ISO looses quality
Familiarising myself with the camera again -
Abstract exercise -
Closing up on different areas/things in a building to create a series of abstract images.
My attempt was to link light and shadows in these four images.
Reading:
Photographic Theory - David Bate, Key Concepts, Berg, 2009
Large aperture = a larger depth of field
Small aperture = smaller depth of field
Aperture/ exposure - Fstop 1.8
A lower fstop = subject in focus and background blurry
A higher fstop = more depth of field therefore less is in focus
Shutter speed - 60+
Anything lower creates blurr
Turning up ISO looses quality
Familiarising myself with the camera again -
Abstract exercise -
Closing up on different areas/things in a building to create a series of abstract images.
My attempt was to link light and shadows in these four images.
Reading:
Photographic Theory - David Bate, Key Concepts, Berg, 2009
