Academic Shoot Reflection and Critique

1. One of the challenges I encountered was with lines. Trying to get everything to contrast with itself was hard.

2. I thought about focus the most. I thought of this because I like to take close up photos and it is really hard to get everything to stay in focus.

3. I would probably try to get some pictures more specific to their rule.

4. I would keep the balance and focus the same because I think my photos turned out really clear.

5. I think I will be able to achieve rule of thirds the easiest.

6. I think the hardest will probably be framing.

7. I am still not totally clear on simplicity but I can go to google and research it so I can learn for future photos.

CRITIQUE:

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1. I like the fact that she put so much effort into her photos as far as focus.

2. Her framing is done very well.

3. One thing that could be improved is the focus of the subject.

DSLR Camera

Aperture settings:
2.8-22

Shutter Speed:
1-1/4000

ISO:
100-25600

ISO

ISO 200

ISO 3200

1. With a higher ISO you get a higher shutter speed and it can freeze a picture and let in more light for the picture to look good.

2. You should always use the lowest ISO to retain the most detail and have the highest quality photo.

3.You should set your ISO higher if you are shooting somewhere dark or don't want to catch a blur.

Shutter Speed

High shutter speed


Slow shutter speed

1.
     A. Slow shutter speed
     B. Slow shutter speed
     C. Fast shutter speed
     D. Fast shutter speed
     E. Slow shutter speed
     F. Fast shutter speed

2.
     A. Fast shutter speed
     B. Fast shutter speed
     C. Slow shutter speed
     D. Slow shutter speed
     E. Fast shutter speed
     F. Slow shutter speed

3.
    Shutter priority: When you set this mode, the aperture is automatically set.
    Manual: The shutter speed and aperture is set automatically.

Aperture

This photo is taken at F2.8 Aperture

This photo is taken at F 16 Aperture

1.  The human eyes. We should relate this because it works exactly as a lens and aperture work together.

2. The smaller the Aperture the bigger area in focus. The larger the aperture the smaller the area of focus.

3. It impacts the depth of field because it depends on how small and large your aperture is. If it is small, then it will focus on everything. If it is large, it will focus on one object only.

Ethical

This photo was the most ethical because he removed one person. He just wanted to look heroic and removed his horse handler.

Unethical

I think this photo was the most unethical because they manipulated way too much. They took Oprah's head and used another woman's body for their own use without permission.