What are the two types of depth of field? What is the main purpose , focus or depth?
Answer _ Extensive & Shallow Depth of Field, Focus
Erika & Tina
Robin Michals | COMD 1340 Photography 1
What are the two types of depth of field? What is the main purpose , focus or depth?
Answer _ Extensive & Shallow Depth of Field, Focus
Erika & Tina
How do you create a depiction of space or perspective in a photo?
By using converging lines and diminishing scale.
– Samridha, and Terence
Brianna & Joel
Topic: Motion Capture
Q:If you were to freeze the action of a dancer your shutter should be between?..
A: 1/500 or faster
Portrait of a place-Select a park or playground near you. You will take photographs in the same location two weeks in a row. Photograph your location at two different times of day or in two types of weather to capture the place and the people who use it in a series of 8 final photos.
Complete project and presentation due October 11. 10 pts.
Portrait of a Place-Your shots should cover a wide range of approaches: long shots to close ups, people including at least one person in motion, animals and plants. Each photo should use light and composition in compelling ways. Show the full range of the techniques that we have tried in class.
2. Second set of 40 Photos in an album labeled Shoot 2 on Flickr due October 11 at 12 noon.
3. 8 final photos adjusted in Lightroom in an album labeled Midterm on Flickr due October 11 at 12 noon.
4. A brief presentation- 3 to 5 minutes – to the class of your project on Oct 11.
Look for and photograph in places that are both darker and lighter and use exposure compensation to get the look you want.
Backlight
Backlight is one of the most common challenges for the camera meter.
Take at least 10 photographs of your classmates or other subjects against the sky.
• Use negative exposure compensation to darken the subject to a silhouette.
• Use positive exposure compensation to brighten the subject and over expose the background.
Landscape/cityscape photos
The sky is much brighter than the ground. Take at least 10 photos showing a range of location shots of DUMBO, the park, the skyline with and without the sky. When your composition includes the sky use positive exposure compensation to take a second shot in which the ground and the buildings are well exposed ie brighter and the sky itself is overexposed.
Post your 5 best lowkey hots, 5 best highkey shots, 5 backlit shots and 5 cityscape photos to an album on Flickr.
Send your best of each to the class group.
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