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Author Archives: Yanxuan Lin
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#1：This is the example of motion blur. To shoot a motion blur photo, we need to set up a slow shutter speed such as 1/30 to 1/100 while the object is fast moving.And if we close to the object, it … Continue reading
HW6
For the “ white angel bread line”,the strong black and white tone makes me feel depressed, and the expression of the characters in photo clearly shows this atmosphere. The hats cover the top half of photo. People wear deep clothes … Continue reading
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WEEK9
Different side of window light
WEEK11
With and without fill Depth of field background matter
WEEK8
the different between two photos is the exposure from 0 to 3. when I shot photo with enough light, I rather to make it darker to stand out the detail. if the exposure is too high, it may effect the … Continue reading
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