RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY PART2

1. Rule of thirds

 2. Balancing elements

3. Leading lines

4. symmetry and patterns 

5. Viewpoint 

6. Background 

7. Create Depth 

8. Framing 

9. Cropping 

10. Merging 

APERTURE, SHUTTER SPEED, AND ISO.

               F2.8                                      

  F16

1. We should relate our pupils to the aperture, the smaller the aperture the more focused it is on an object and the background is blurred out, the bigger it is the background actually shows. Kind of like a pupils grow with less light but when you shine a light on them it shrinks down. 

2.the smaller the Aperture size, the higher the Aperture number. 

3. Aperture effects depth of field because of the size of the aperture, an f-small number makes the background blurred or blend with the main focus which would be sharpened to make it pop out. An f-big number opens up the lens more so the background is clear and sometimes there isn't a focus because of the background being clear. 

SHUTTER SPEED: 

high shutter speed 

low shutter speed 

a. low shutter speed

b. low shutter speed

c. high shutter speed

d. high shutter speed 

e. low shutter speed

f. high shutter speed


a. low shutter speed

b. low shutter speed

c. high shutter speed

d. low shutter speed

e. low shutter speed

f. high shutter speed


ISO 
2. The three camera settings for shutter speed are Manual, Shutter Priority, and Aperture priority. For Manual it's where you the photographer has to set the shutter speed and Aperture yourself to control the settings for the picture without the camera doing it automatically. Shutter Priority is where the camera sets the Aperture for you but you set the shutter speed. Aperture Priority is like Shutter Priority but switched, the shutter speed is automatically set but you set the aperture settings. 

 ISO 200

 ISO 3200

1. The advantages of shooting at a high iso for any sporting event would be that, the higher iso would help smooth out the image and freeze it so the image won't be blurry. 

2. Suggestions the author said for a lower iso was to use it for dark environments to help with lighting and to use the base iso mainly and often. 

3. Suggestions the author said for the higher iso was to set it higher when theres not enough light for the picture, it's best used for motion pictures so the picture won't be blurry. 


what happens? 

Aperture settings: from 2.8-22 on this camera 

Shutter speed settings: go from 1 second to 1/4000 of a second on this camera 

ISO settings: 100- 25600 on this camera