Introduction Digital Photography

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Introduction Digital Photography

Create your own handbook Using PowerPoint or Word create a Digital Design Handbook. Slide 1 is your title slide: (YOUR NAME) Digital Photography Handbook

DSLR Stands for digital single-lens reflex With an SLR camera, you see exactly what the lens sees You can change the lens on a digital SLR Digital SLRs have large image sensors that produce high-quality photos An SLR has a near-zero lag time, and is ideal for action photography You can take photos of everything from sleeping kittens to race cars and you'll never be limited by your camera.

Mechanics of a DSLR camera Light passes through the lens and strikes a mirror (green) The mirror reflects the light up to a focusing screen Light passes through the focusing screen and enters a block of glass called a pentaprism (orange) The pentaprism reflects the image so that you can see it in the viewfinder When you take a photo, the mirror flips up and a shutter (blue) opens that exposes the digital sensor (red) to light

Memory Card When you take a picture on a digital camera, it is recorded onto a flash memory storage card. Flash memory offers fast read/write times and are very reliable being able to withstand extreme conditions.

Grab your cameras!

Holding the Camera Incorrect

Holding the Camera Properly

The Camera Before using the camera find the following: Battery – MAKE SURE CAMERA IS TURNED OFF BEFORE YOU REMOVE THE BATTERY Memory Card USB Connector Mode Dial – make sure it’s on AUTO green flash on if required lightning bolt – flash off Release Mode Selector - make sure it’s on S (single frame) - continuous (records several pictures) - Self-timer (takes a picture after 10 seconds) - Quiet shutter release (camera makes less noise after shooting)

The Power Switch – ON/OFF Information Button AF button – Automatic Focus (leave it on AF for now) MF button – Manual Focus Menu Image Quality (set to JPEG normal) Image Size (Medium) Viewfinder Playback Button LCD Monitor

Shutter Release Button Press halfway WHY?