Week 2 - Balancing Exposure
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The document discusses the principles of achieving a balanced exposure in photography, including iso, aperture, shutter speed, and white balance. It provides examples of different combinations of these settings for various lighting conditions and types of shots, such as freezing motion, blurring motion, and adjusting depth of field. It also explains the relationships between aperture, shutter speed, and iso and how changing one value impacts the others in maintaining a balanced exposure.
Week 2 - Balancing Exposure
- 2. Balancing Exposure Ansel Adams You don't make a photograph just with a camera. You bring to the act of photography... all the pictures you have seen, the books you have read, the music you have heard, the people you have loved.
- 5. BLOG FINEART COMPOSITE PHOTOBOOK I T TA K E S P R O J E C T S . . . 4
- 6. What makes a fascinating image? I T TA K E S P R I N C I P L E S . . . 4
- 7. What makes a fascinating image? light focus composition creativity I T TA K E S P R I N C I P L E S . . . 4
- 8. What makes a balanced exposure?
- 9. iso aperture shutter speed white balance I T TA K E S P R I N C I P L E S . . . 4 What makes a balanced exposure?
- 10. What makes a balanced exposure?
- 11. iso What makes a balanced exposure?
- 12. iso aperture What makes a balanced exposure?
- 13. iso aperture shutter speed What makes a balanced exposure?
- 14. iso aperture shutter speed white balance What makes a balanced exposure?
- 15. What makes a balanced exposure?
- 16. f/2.5 1/500 ISO 100 AWB What makes a balanced exposure?
- 17. What makes a balanced exposure?
- 18. f/4.0 1/2000 ISO 100 AWB What makes a balanced exposure?
- 19. What makes a balanced exposure?
- 20. f/2.2 1/500 ISO 400 AWB What makes a balanced exposure?
- 21. What makes a balanced exposure?
- 22. f/2.5 1/4000 ISO 200 AWB What makes a balanced exposure?
- 23. What makes a balanced exposure?
- 24. f/22.0 1/4 ISO 100 AWB What makes a balanced exposure?
- 25. Aperture: How wide the lens is open f/22f/16f/8f/4f/2
- 26. f/22f/16f/8f/4f/2 Aperture = f/stop Aperture: How wide the lens is open
- 27. f/22f/16f/8f/4f/2 Aperture = f/stop Depth of field = How much is in focus Aperture: How wide the lens is open
- 28. Depth of field = How much is in focus Aperture: How wide the lens is open Olympus OM40 Manual, Page 52
- 29. f/22f/22f/16f/8f/4f/2 Aperture = f/stop Depth of field = How much is in focus Wide aperture: f/2 = less in focus / shallow depth Aperture: How wide the lens is open
- 30. f/22f/16f/8f/4f/2 Aperture = f/stop Depth of field = How much is in focus Wide aperture: f/2 = less in focus / shallow depth Narrow aperture: f/22 = more in focus / deep depth Aperture: How wide the lens is open
- 31. Aperture = f/stop Depth of field = How much is in focus Wide aperture: f/2 = less in focus / shallow depth Narrow aperture: f/22 = more in focus / deep depth f/22f/16f/8f/4f/2 Aperture: How wide the lens is open
- 32. Garden Hose Analogy Small opening: f/22 = large area in focus Large opening: f/2 = small area in focus
- 44. Aperture: Deep depth f/16 15 sec ISO 200
- 46. Aperture: Deep depth f/18 1/4 sec ISO 100
- 47. Shutter Speed: How long the shutter curtain is open Use slower shutter in low light Use faster shutter in bright light
- 48. Freeze motion: 1/500 – 1/2000+
- 49. Freeze motion: 1/500 – 1/2000+ f/2 1/8000 ISO 320
- 50. Freeze motion: 1/500 – 1/2000+
- 51. Freeze motion: 1/500 – 1/2000+ f/5 1/1600 ISO 400
- 52. Freeze motion: with flash 1/60 – 1/250 to sync with external flash
- 53. Freeze motion:
- 55. Freeze: Explode while flashing 4 seconds …Explode While flashing
- 56. Freeze: Explode while flashing
- 59. Blur motion: Cloud movement f/22 1 min 35 sec ISO 100
- 60. Blur motion: Cloud movement f/22 1 min 35 sec ISO 100 9-stop ND FILTER
- 61. Blur motion: Zooming f/22 6 seconds ISO 100 TRIPOD!
- 63. Blur motion: Fireworks f/10.00 7 seconds ISO 100 TRIPOD
- 64. Blur motion - Abstract: Handheld f/22 1/8 ISO 100 NO TRIPOD
- 65. Blur motion: f/14 15 seconds ISO 100 TRIPOD
- 66. ISO = Sensor Sensitivity International Standards Organization Scale for measuring light sensitivity
- 67. ISO = Sensor Sensitivity Images > Image Sensor ISO settings determine how sensitive the sensor is to light ISO 100 = least sensitive ISO 6400 = most sensitive ✔ ✔ ✔
- 68. ISO TIPS Turn off Auto ISO Use ISO 100 – 400 when available light is adequate In low light, use a tripod to keep ISO at 100 – 400 and leave shutter open longer ✔ ✔ ✔
- 69. ISO 100 to restrict light
- 70. ISO 100… to restrict light
- 71. High ISO 1600+ Gathers more light… but can add noise ISO 6400
- 72. Understand the difference in ISO 1600+
- 73. Balancing Aperture & Shutter Speed f/22f/16f/8f/4f/2 A wider opening gathers more light, so the shutter can be faster. 1/1000 1/250 1/60 1/15 1/8
- 75. Balancing Aperture & Shutter Speed
- 76. Balancing Aperture & Shutter Speed f/2.5 1/6400 ISO 250
- 77. The Magic of 4… ISO Shutter Aperture WB
- 78. Balancing exposure: It takes 4… White Balance = Color of light
- 79. Balancing exposure: It takes 4… White Balance = Color of light Tip: Use Auto WB most of the time
- 80. Balancing Exposure: All 3 work together ISO Shutter Aperture
- 81. The Magic of 4… ISO Shutter Aperture WB
- 82. What makes a balanced exposure?
- 83. Mode dial: Aperture & Shutter Priority Canon Nikon
- 84. Aperture Priority Mode You set aperture… Camera sets shutter
- 85. Shutter Priority Mode You set shutter… Camera sets aperture
- 86. Program Mode Camera sets A&S You customize…
- 87. Manual Mode You set A&S
- 88. Auto Mode Camera sets everything
- 89. I T TA K E S P R I N C I P L E S . . . 4 What makes a balanced exposure?
- 90. iso aperture shutter speed white balance I T TA K E S P R I N C I P L E S . . . 4 What makes a balanced exposure?