10/25 & 10/26 & 10/27

 Focus: Is this more likely to be photographed at 1/2000 or 1/30?  



Objectives:
    • Experiment with Slow Shutter (Optional Today)
    • Edit 4 slow shutter images (each student must edit their own)
    • Be sure to complete your fast shutter edits and upload to Flickr.

    Closure: Fast or slow shutter speed? 

    10/24

      Focus:  What is composition style is being used?



    Objectives:
      • Slow Shutter Demo
      • Edit Shutter Fast Shutter Speed Images- 16 images minimum (4 from each activity) Feel free to add more than 16 if you have some really good images. 
      • 4 balloons
      • 4 pom-pom
      • 4 bubbles
      • 4 glitter

      Closure:  Fast or Slow Shutter Speed?

      Slow Shutter Speed

      Shoot Slow Shutter Speed -Long exposure

      Light Meter

      Manual Mode Cheat Sheet

       Review:


      Aperture: controls light and depth of field. (Measured in f-stops)


      Shutter Speed: controls light and the passage of time. (Measured in seconds/fractions of a second)


      ISO: controls how sensitive the camera is to light.



      10/21

      Focus: Copy the following definition into your journal.

      Shutter Speed: Shutter speed is the length of time the camera shutter is open, exposing light onto the camera sensor. 

      Objectives:

      • Correct 4 images from each activity (Water Balloons, Bubbles, Glitter, Pompoms) =16 total (No Contact sheets for this assignemnt)
      • Extra Credit to anyone who photographs Mrs. Slaney's beautiful flowers that are set up as a still life. (4 corrections & Contact Sheets)
      • These can also count for a still life that you have missed OR you use these for a still life that you might miss in the future.

      Closure: Fast or Slow Shutter Speed?

      10/20

       

      • Correct 4 images from each activity (Water Balloons, Bubbles, Glitter, Pompoms) =16 total (No Contact sheets for this assignemnt)

      • Extra Credit to anyone who photographs Mrs. Slaney's beautiful flowers that are set up as a still life. (4 corrections & Contact Sheets)

      • These can also count for a still life that you have missed OR you use these for a still life that you might miss in the future.

      10/18

       Prepare yourselves to go outside.  Get your cameras and be sure to have your zoom lens, battery, and SD card.

      Shutter Speed

      Shutter Speed

      10/15

       Focus: Shallow or great depth of field?



      Objectives:
      • Introduce Shutter Speed Unit
      • Photo Journal 3

      Closure:  True or False: f22 would create a shallow depth of field.

      10/14

       Focus:  Look at the lens in this picture.  Which image do you think was photographed with this lens?



      Image A

      Image B

      Objectives:
      • Still Life 7 - CS + 4 corrected 
      • Still Life 6 - CS + 4 corrected 
      • Color assignment (CS + 6 corrected) 
      • Photo Journal 2 (Due Monday 10/17)
      • Image corrections (Due 10/28 - new date)


        Closure: Could this lens have taken this picture?


        10/13

         Focus:   True of False: F 2.8 would create a shallow depth of field.



        Objectives:
        • Photograph Still Life 7 - CS + 4 corrected 
        • Still Life 6 - CS + 4 corrected 
        • Color assignment (CS + 6 corrected) 3 shallow & 3 great DOF
        • Photo Journal 2 (Due Monday 10/17)
        • Image corrections (Due 10/28 - new date)

        Closure: Review this scenario and describe what the photographer should do?
        The camera is set on aperture priority mode.  The photographer wants a shallow depth of field, so the aperture is set on f.5.6.  The picture is too bright, and the photographer has determined that there is too much light. What could the photographer do to remedy this issue?  Should he/she change the f-stop to f-22 or f-2.8?  Explain your answer.

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        10/11

         Focus: 

        Does this photo have shallow depth of field? What f stop could have been used?



        Objectives:
        • Photograph Still Life 6 -CS + 4 corrected 
        • Color assignment (CS + 6 corrected)
        • Photo Journal 2 (Due Friday 10/14)
        • Image corrections (Due 10/28 - new date)

        Closure:  True or False: This image has a shallow depth of field, and was likely taken at f32.

        Color

        Color

        10/7

         Focus: Answer the following questions about the below photo.

        1. Is the rule of thirds used in this composition?
        2. Does this photo reflect a shallow or great depth of field? 
        3. What angle is it?






















        Objectives:
        • Still Life 5 -CS + 4 corrected 
        • Aperture assignment (CS + 6 corrected)
        • Still Life 4 -CS + 4 corrected 
        • Photo Journal 2 (Due next Friday 10/14)
        • Image corrections (Due 10/14 - new date)

        Closure:  Explain Depth of Field in your own words.   
        Which image has a shallow depth of field?  
        What f-stop would they have likely used... f2.8 or f.22?

        Image 1

        Image 2
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