Task 2 b evaluation

Task 2B - Evaluation
By Jordan Lyn

Chosen Image & Rejected Images
I chose image number 8 from the interior section
because it was the most clear image that captured
my emotion at the right angle. It was also one of
the only ones where my eyes were completely
white, rolling my eyes back in other images showed
a part of my pupils trying to go into the back of my
head. The lighting in the room was also just right,
there was enough exposure to capture a clear
image of my face. I did not need to edit this image
which is why is saved it as a Jpeg.
I reject all other photos because my pupils were
showing while I was trying to roll my eyes into the
back of my head and also it wasn’t at a certain
angle, the angle connoted the power within.
The exterior images were not of use because they
either produced too much lighting or not enough,
the sunlight could not be a controlled factor
therefore I did not use any of them.

Camera
• Cameras come in a range of different forms and all serve different purposes such as the “point
and shoot” camera, this is used for non-professional photographers, mainly for the use of family
vacations, small events etc.
• Another type of camera are the professional cameras, people mainly use DSLR’s for the use of
professional photography such as photo shoots. These are more expensive than point and shoot
cameras because they consist of a range of different settings which allow the photographer to
take a range of different images in different ways i.e changing to mode to set the lens to make the
brightness dimmer in a light environment.
• Finally there are smartphone cameras which have evolved over the past century, before they used
VGA pixels which are simple however today we use up to 15 mega pixels.

Shutter Speed
Shutter speed is how quickly the camera processes visual information
into a still image. It’s a device in a camera that lets light through, the
more light let through, the quicker the image is taken. It is good to use
shutter speed when taking images of something moving for example a
basket ball game. I did not need to a lot of light for my images as all of
my images were still.

Aperture
Aperture is what measures the amount of light which passes through
the shutter, this setting can be changed with the DSLR cameras. I did
not use this as I did not need to adjust the shutter speed.

Focus
• Focus is a technique used to focus the pixels onto a certain subject in
your frame, when this is used on a camera it re-adjusts the pixels in
the framing to make the image more clear i.e on a smartphone, you
can tap what part you want to focus the camera on and it will re-
adjust the pixels in that particular part of the frame. I used the focus
on a dslr which is a small black button you click to do the same
function.

Framing
Framing is essentially a grid on the screen to divide different parts of
your image, it is used to identify where everything is, it is usually
measured by 3x3 boxes on a screen. It is a technique that focuses on a
particular part of the screen.

Use of mise-en-scene
My use of mise en scene was to capture the creativity in my shots, my
acting was me rolling my eyes backwards which connotes the power I
hold in the image. I also posed in a certain way to also show the same
thing. My clothing was urban to relate to the context I live in today (21st
century), this tells the audience a little about who I am and where I
may be from. Mise-en-scene is essential in a photograph because this
what a photo is supposed to do – capture everything in a still image.

Composition
Composition is moving something from it’s position, I did not need to
do this because there was nothing that would get in the frame to make
the image not look the way I want it to be. However I did move myself
into more light for better exposure on some of the shots, hence the
change in greyness.

Lighting
All the lighting in my images were natural, there was no artificial lights
involved. Lighting is a big factor in photography, it determines on how
you see an image, artificial light makes the image look less natural
however can achieve a certain effect for example a scary photograph
would only have light on a certain part of the image to make the
audience concentrate on that particular part, it can also be used to
hide something or create shadows.

Camera Support
Camera support involves equipment such as a tri-pod, it is a stand that
holds the camera up by it’s three adjustable legs. I did not use this as
my photographs were taken at very low angles and my photographer
was able to hold the camera still without having to worry about the
angle changing while taking the picture.

Bibliography
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