Camera Basics Quiz B

3.

I achieved this scenario by putting the ISO as high as it can go which is 6400. When you put the ISO all the way up it gives the photo a grainy look. 

3.

I achieved this photo by creating a large depth of field and to do that i had to put the f stop all the way up because at f 22.0 it makes a clear focus and a large depth of field.

2.

To create this picture i had to put the shutter speed low so that it created the blur when she ran across the room.

4.

To create this picture I put the camera on self timer on and put the f stop low at 4.0 to create the small depth of field. 

SUMMARY

            Throughout this unit I have learned so many new things. Before i took this class i had no idea how the shutter speed, ISO, and aperture effected the picture, but now I do. I have learned that the aperture is the size of the opening in the lens when a picture is taken. A low aperture allows more light to enter, makes a small depth of field, creates blur, and separates the subject from the background. The shutter speed is the amount of time that the shutter is open. A slow shutter speed makes less light and creates a blur movement. A fast shutter speed lets less light in and makes a freeze movement. The ISO is the measure of a digital camera sensor's sensitivity to the light. A high ISO makes the picture look grainy but a low ISO looks the picture look smooth. Also we learned about white balance and the exposure triangle. White balance has many different types there is auto, daylight, shaded, cloudy, florescent, tungsten, flash, and custom white balance. White Balance is the camera setting that adjusts for lighting in order to make objects appear white in photos. By adjusting the white balance setting on your camera you alter the light to produce the most accurate colors in the digital image. So it is important to set your white balance so you can get a balance of the colors depending on your environment. I also learned about the exposure triangle and that consists of ISO, shutter speed, and aperture. When you adjust one component of the exposure triangle you also have to adjust the others to get a good photo. I have learned so much new information throughout this unit.