Photography

Front 1

✗ Light - ISO
(#1) EXAMPLE

Back 1

✗ ISO - International Standard Organization.
- The speed of the film is the sensitivity.
- The greater the ISO the less light enters.
- The less the ISO the more light enters.
- ISO is how fast the chemicals react to light.

✗ When shooting at night use a high ISO around 800 and when shooting during the day use an ISO around 100.

Front 2

✗ Light - Aperture
(#2)

Back 2

✗ F-stop - It relates to the pupils in your eyes.
- A small F-stop # gives a big opening.
- A big F-stop # gives a small opening.
- A small F-stop # gives a lot of light.
- A big F-stop # gives little light.
- Standard F-stop # is F-8/F-11.
- F-16 used for sunny day "sunny16".

Front 3

✗ Light - Aperture
(#2)

Back 3

✗ Focal Length - Depth Of Field (D.O.F)
- How much of the image your taking do
you want in focus? (Consider F-stop)
- If you want everything in focus you
chose a large D.O.F, meaning a large
F-stop. If you want less of he image in
focus chose a small D.O.F
(small F-stop #) MACRO.

Front 4

✗ Shutter Speed - (2 functions)
(#3)

Back 4

✗ 2000th of a second - Fast shutter speed.
- Bulb (opens curtain either (↑) up
or to the side (→).
- The bulb controls the amount of
light let in.
- Average shutter speed is
(125-150)

Front 5

✗ Recording Movement - (3 functions)
(#1)

Back 5

✗ Recording Movement - Frozen, Slow Motion, Panning
- For frozen motion it should be a
higher # than 500.
- Slow motion should be a low #
between 30 - 125 ( if lower than 30
you need a tripod or remote).
- Panning has the moving object
frozen (focused) but the back-
ground will be blurred.
Setting around (# 30-60).

Front 6

✗ Flash
(#1)

Back 6

✗ Light up a "scene" - Apperture, ISO used.
- Light gets dimmer as it moves
further away.
- ISO will have some impact on
how much is lit up.
- If ISO is 400 you can stand up to
7 meters away for all to lit up.
- A lower ISO of 100 up to 3 meters.
- Aperture, F-stop gives small
help to the flash.
- Background Merged is when an
object sticks out from the subject.

Front 7

✗ Flash - Full In Flash (slow synchro)
(#2)

Back 7

✗ Full In Flash - (slow synchro)
- Takes away strong shadows.
- Balances light of the back and foreground.
- Dull lighting or shadow use full-in-flash.
- (slow synchro used for red eyes).

Front 8

✗ Flash - Red Eye (slow synchro)
(#3)

Back 8

✗ Red Eye - (slow synchro)
- Dont look directly into the camera when
taking a shot.
- Take the photo at an angle to avoid red eyes.

Front 9

✗ Flash - Silhouette, Backlight
(#4)

Back 9

✗ Silhouette, Backlight - Flash
- Even out background and fore
ground light.
- When not using flash it usually
turns out as a silhouette when
using backlight.