Camera experiment powerpoint
- 2. Setting used: 1/640 sec. f/10 30 mm This s one of the first images I took and it is a poor quality image. I had the shutter speed on a high setting which meant when amy jumped it captured it well as the shutter was open for a shorter time and captured the jump well in a crisp movemnt. The aperture was quite high meaning the image should be very crisp but due to the movemnt and lack of focus the image became blurry and unfocused. I would need to adjust the focus if i was to take this picture again to make it more cleaer and higher quality.
- 3. Setting used: 1/250 sec. f/10 34 mm For these images I used a high shutter speed making the image very crisp and clear. I used a high aperture which I would change if I was to take these images again as I wanted there to be a shallower depth of field in the images. I also took these images in very bright light making the picture overly bright and harder to take which I would change if I was to take them again.
- 4. Setting used: 1/250 sec. f/10 34 mm In these images I used the same settings as the last two but vhanged where i took them making the lighting much better and the pictures much more visually pleasing. The high shutter speed made the picture very clear but if I was to take it again I would change the appature so it has a shallow depth of field.
- 5. Setting Used:1/250 sec. f/10 34 mm For this picture I used a high shutter speed making the image high quality and crisp. I also used a high aperture which gave a shallow depth of field which makes the image look more professional.
- 6. Setting Used: 1/250 sec. f/10 34 mm In this image I used a high aperture but i would liked to have it higher to gain a more shallow depth of field. The high shutter speed used made the image crisp. If iwas to take this image again I would frame the image better so the main focus was more in shot and there was nothing in the background.
- 7. Setting used: 1/250 sec. f/10 33 mm For this image I used a high aperture setting making the image very clean and crisp. I used a high shutter speed but I didn’t gain a shallow depth of field which I could achieve if I moved nearer to the focus of the image. By using the same setting but moving closer to the scrunchie I gained a shallower depth of field. Making the image look more professional and detailed.