Shutter Speed
This picture shows everyone is clear in this photo and it is darker than the others. I would use this to get something or someone moving but not too fast. This is also on S.
This picture gives you a very clear photo of everyone. It shows that everyone in the picture, besides two people are like floating in the air. i would use this for getting something moving but not too fast, like a carnival ride. This is on S as well.
This photo has the same tone as the same tone as the last, but more depth to it. All these photos are going to be on the S. I would use this effect to get someone or more people walking in front of a mural in the city. So you can get a beautiful mural with the story of a random person walking in front of it so it looks like it was made to look like that.
This picture is like the first but it lets you a more clear effect and have that blur effect. But this one is better because its not so ghost like. I would use this effect if you want to get a more softer ghost effect. I had this on the S still on the camera.
This picture shows the shutter speed was giving a more ghost like effect. To change the shutter speed priority i changed it to S. You can use this effect on moving cars to get that ring of light you see in multiple pictures, you can use this effect on the ocean to give a spooky effect and have it have a silky tone.
Cyanotype notes
-John Herschel discovered it in (1792 – 1871)
-John Herschel invented it, he could of been the one to invent photography if he wanted to.
-Sir John heard of the process and later he invented cyanotype.
-Ana, the daughter of a friend of Hersal, put out a book and that was the first known photography.
-When a photo would turn blue they would put it in some water and let it set for three-ish minutes and take them out.
-John Herschel discovered it in (1792 – 1871)
-John Herschel invented it, he could of been the one to invent photography if he wanted to.
-Sir John heard of the process and later he invented cyanotype.
-Ana, the daughter of a friend of Hersal, put out a book and that was the first known photography.
-When a photo would turn blue they would put it in some water and let it set for three-ish minutes and take them out.
Daguerreotype notes
-Louis Daguerre invented the daguerreotype and it was discovered in 1839.
-With this invention, you would be able to know what your grandparents would look like even if they die before you were born.
-Back then, to get an image of yourself of another person, there would only be the time it takes for drawing or painting
-In 1815 and 1816 an important man who found that asphalt was fragile to sunlight and that would help create an image.
-A daguerreotype is both positive and negative image. you have to be holding the image.
-Louis Daguerre invented the daguerreotype and it was discovered in 1839.
-With this invention, you would be able to know what your grandparents would look like even if they die before you were born.
-Back then, to get an image of yourself of another person, there would only be the time it takes for drawing or painting
-In 1815 and 1816 an important man who found that asphalt was fragile to sunlight and that would help create an image.
-A daguerreotype is both positive and negative image. you have to be holding the image.
Game Time
Carl and Spongebob wasn't watching the time, and they only had an hour to get to Carl's game. They rushed out of the Zoo and they laughed because they still couldn't believe that the lizard was candy and they were worried that the animals were going to eat him. They agreed that they will probably never go to the Zoo again and stick to wild animal planet to see sea creatures and wild animals without being chased by them.
Candy lizard???
Finally Spongebob and Carl found Ben and handed him back the lizard and was asking him where he was all day and Ben said he was at the bathroom and was looking for them all day and they explained how the gorilla and the eagle was chasing them and trying to get the lizard. Ben laughed and they all looked at him with confusion and Ben takes the lizard and takes a bite out of it and tells them its candy. They later felt stupid for worrying about a candy lizard and the animals went back to their cages and slept.
Here comes more trouble
When the boys thought they were almost out of the gorillas sight, an eagle flew above them almost getting the lizard. Carl was still being dragged and he was yelling at Spongebob to run faster but Spongebob yelled back he has small legs and he can't go very fast. Spongebob then soon pulled them into a random gift shop hoping to lose the gorilla. They saw her run past the store, as Spongebob catch his breath and carl looking out and the eagle found them and Spongebob and Carl ran out trying to find ben.
Uh oh ..
When they were walking out of the exhibit, they heard heavy footsteps coming closer and closer. They looked back and about wet themselves because a huge gorilla with her baby on her back was running towards them with an angry tone. Spongebob screamed and started running and Carl froze not knowing what to do and Spongebob pulled Carl by a small piece of him and Carl wasn't paying attention so he was being dragged with the small lizard still in his little hands.
Lost and Confused
When they thought Ben was a cool clown, ben basically threw the lizard towards them and ran off out of nowhere. They looked and looked and tried to see if anyone was looking for him, like the cops. But no one was around and they went on with their day with the abandoned lizard. They were heading towards the sea creatures, for Spongebob, they almost forgot about the lizard and they asked each other where they could think where Ben went but they sort of just shrugged their shoulders and looked at all the tanks and information about the ocean.
Lizards and Clowns
When Spongebob and Carl finished looking at some of the wild animals, they come across a clown, named Ben, holding a lizard. They thought it was the most interesting thing ever. They've never seen an orange lizard in their lives. They stopped and asked Ben some questions about lizards and why he was holding an orange one in the middle of the Zoo. Ben clearly explained why he was, and they all talked for about a good 30 minutes.
Toy Story - A trip to the Zoo
Spongebob and Carl, the baseball player, decided to to visit the Zoo before Carl's big baseball game later that day. They were talking about what animals they were excited to see, what foods they were dying to eat, or even try new foods. Spongebob was excited to see the sea animals because he loves the ocean. Carl wanted to see the rare wild animals run freely in their huge cages.
Aperture Priority
This photo is the highest aperture and as you may tell, the last box is the main focus point. You can also see the details of the table and even though the last box is focused, the table is also and the other boxes are blurred.
In this photo the middle box is focused and the two others are blurred out. The idea of this photo is to tell which one you can focus on with out having them all focus and have a main point.
This photo shows that the first box is focused but the others aren't because the camera was only focused on that one box. in my other photos you will be able to point out the main box.
Photography notes
Digital camera notes
-DSLR stands for "digital single lends reflex" it uses to mirror to direct light from the lens to the viewfinder, which is a hole on the back of the camera that you look through to see what youre taking a picture of. Exposure
-The amount of light that is collected by the sensor of the camera during a single picture.
-If the shot is exposed too long the picture will be washed out
-If the photo is exposed too short the picture will be too dark
-Almost all cameras today have light meters which measure the light in the given shot and set an ideal exposure
-Top three : aperture, shutter speed, iso
Before taking a picture
-Aperture
-Shutter speed
-ISO
Aperture about a camera
-Simply put, aperture is a hole within the lens, through which light travels into the camera body
-It is easier to understand the concept if you just think about your eyes. Cameras are like the human eyes
Large vs Small aperture
-F-numbers (for example f/5.6) it is a way of describing the size of the aperture or how open or closed it is
-A smaller f-stop means a smaller aperture (for example f/1.4 is larger than f/2.0 and much larger than f/8.0)
Aperture basics
-Small apertures (high f/numbers ie f/22) increase the depth of field, bringing both the main subject and background into focus
-Large apertures (low f/numbers ie f/2.8) soften background details
-Depth of field to which objects behind and in front of the focal point appear in focus
Shutter Speed
-Also known as “exposure time” stands for the length of a time a camera shutter is open to expose light into the camera sensor
-It can freeze time and stop action completely
-If the shutter speed is slow the effect can be called “motion blur”
-Shutter speed are typically measured in fractions of a second when they are under a second
-¼ means the quarter of a second while ⅕ means one.
Rule of thumb for shutter speed
-The slowest shutter speed for hand-held photography is 1/60. Anything lower than then that shoulder be either be on a tripod or on a solid surface. Anything slower begins to get motion blur.
ISo
-ISo is the level of sensitivity of your camera to available light
The lower the ISO number, the less sensitive it is to the light, while higher ISO number increases the sensitivity of your camera
-The component with your camera that can change sensitivity is called “image sensor” or just “sensor”
General rule of thumb
-Bright and sunny, 100 iso
-Cloudy, 250 iso
-Indoors, 500 iso
-Night time without a flash, 1600 iso
Modes on the DSLR
-M - manual control over aperture and shutter
-A - aperture priority
-S - shutter priority
-P - camera sets shutter speed and aperture
How to hold a DSLR
-Have the camera strap around your neck at all times and hold the camera by the lens and hand grip if possible
-DSLR stands for "digital single lends reflex" it uses to mirror to direct light from the lens to the viewfinder, which is a hole on the back of the camera that you look through to see what youre taking a picture of. Exposure
-The amount of light that is collected by the sensor of the camera during a single picture.
-If the shot is exposed too long the picture will be washed out
-If the photo is exposed too short the picture will be too dark
-Almost all cameras today have light meters which measure the light in the given shot and set an ideal exposure
-Top three : aperture, shutter speed, iso
Before taking a picture
-Aperture
-Shutter speed
-ISO
Aperture about a camera
-Simply put, aperture is a hole within the lens, through which light travels into the camera body
-It is easier to understand the concept if you just think about your eyes. Cameras are like the human eyes
Large vs Small aperture
-F-numbers (for example f/5.6) it is a way of describing the size of the aperture or how open or closed it is
-A smaller f-stop means a smaller aperture (for example f/1.4 is larger than f/2.0 and much larger than f/8.0)
Aperture basics
-Small apertures (high f/numbers ie f/22) increase the depth of field, bringing both the main subject and background into focus
-Large apertures (low f/numbers ie f/2.8) soften background details
-Depth of field to which objects behind and in front of the focal point appear in focus
Shutter Speed
-Also known as “exposure time” stands for the length of a time a camera shutter is open to expose light into the camera sensor
-It can freeze time and stop action completely
-If the shutter speed is slow the effect can be called “motion blur”
-Shutter speed are typically measured in fractions of a second when they are under a second
-¼ means the quarter of a second while ⅕ means one.
Rule of thumb for shutter speed
-The slowest shutter speed for hand-held photography is 1/60. Anything lower than then that shoulder be either be on a tripod or on a solid surface. Anything slower begins to get motion blur.
ISo
-ISo is the level of sensitivity of your camera to available light
The lower the ISO number, the less sensitive it is to the light, while higher ISO number increases the sensitivity of your camera
-The component with your camera that can change sensitivity is called “image sensor” or just “sensor”
General rule of thumb
-Bright and sunny, 100 iso
-Cloudy, 250 iso
-Indoors, 500 iso
-Night time without a flash, 1600 iso
Modes on the DSLR
-M - manual control over aperture and shutter
-A - aperture priority
-S - shutter priority
-P - camera sets shutter speed and aperture
How to hold a DSLR
-Have the camera strap around your neck at all times and hold the camera by the lens and hand grip if possible
Camera Obscure
A camera obscure is when you are in a dark room and poke a hole somewhere in the lens. That hole will soon be projected upside-down on another wall. Sometimes the reason for poking a hole is to create more light for the photo. Before there was a chalk form which darkened from sunlight and it helped make it an image. Sir Humpry Davy told people about his friends art work and then his art work became more popular.
Surrealistic Selfie
This is my surrealistic selfie, i chose this photo because it represents my love for sunflowers. Sunflowers inspire me to be happy because they give me a happy laid back vibe. I really like how sunflowers have a nice tone of yellow, not to bright because i don't like a bright yellow tone. The app i used to mirror myself was lidow, and i also used that app to have the sun effect in the picture. I used pixlr to get that double exposure to get the picture of the sunflowers on top of my selfie. I made sure to blur out the sunflowers and focus myself. For the color, i used setting vintage.