22 September 20071David Elmore www.elmorephoto.com Photography for Woodworkers David Elmore Elmore Photography www.ElmorePhoto.com.

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22 September 20071David Elmore Photography for Woodworkers David Elmore Elmore Photography

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22 September 2007 David Elmore 5 Outline Why take photos? Shooting –Equipment –Camera settings –Light –Backgrounds Editing –Brightness levels –Crop, Sharpen –Targeted adjustments Sharing –Pixel dimensions –Slideshows –Printing –Web sites Summary

22 September 2007David Elmore Why take photos? Recording what you made Advertising Submitting for review –Contests –Shows –Sales Publishing Others?

22 September 2007 David Elmore 7 Shooting Why digital? Equipment –Camera –Tripod –Lights –Backdrop –Computer Cameras –Compact film –SLR film –Compact digital –Advanced digital –SLR digital –SLR full-frame digital

Compact digital :: SLR digital

22 September 2007David Elmore Shooting Camera settings –ISO film speed –Shutter speed –f-stop (aperture) –Focal length (35 mm equivalent) –Color balance –Jpeg quality –Pixel dimensions

100 ISO :: 1600 ISO

F-stop (aperture size) f/5.6 (large) :: f/22 (small)

Exposure time of 1 second Hand-held :: Tripod

Focal length 35 mm wide angle :: 100 mm telephoto

Color balance As shot :: Fixed

Jpeg quality Good :: Poor

Pixel dimensions High resolution :: Low resolution

Exposure Over :: Under

22 September 2007David Elmore Shooting Recommended camera settings –Lowest ISO –High f-stop (small aperture, aperture priority) –Long shutter speed (or high-power flash) Tripod Cable release or timer –Long focal length (100 mm) –Best jpeg quality –Highest pixel dimensions

22 September 2007David Elmore Shooting Lighting –Outside –On-camera flash –Off-camera flash –Tungsten lamps –Fluorescent lamps

Outside light Direct sun :: Open shade/cloudy

On-camera flash Direct :: Bounce

Lighting and backdrop setup

Off-camera flash One flash :: Two flashes

Tungsten lamps One direct lamp :: Two diffuse lamps

Tungsten lamp setup One bounce lamp :: Two lamps

Lamp type Tungsten :: Fluorescent

22 September 2007David Elmore Shooting Recommended lighting –Use diffuse rather than point sources –Outside shade is ok but not convenient –On-camera flash is a poor choice –Off-camera flash is good if strong enough –Tungsten lamps are economical and work well –Fluorescent lamps may cause color problems

Tungsten lighting option (~$200)

22 September 2007David Elmore Shooting Backgrounds –Should not draw attention –White –Grey –Black

Poor backgrounds

Backgrounds

22 September 2007David Elmore Editing Computer –Replace every 3-5 years –Add memory –Add external hard drive Room for more photos Backup

22 September 2007David Elmore Editing Software –Bundled software –Free software –Photoshop Lightroom –Photoshop Elements –Photoshop CS3

22 September 2007David Elmore Editing Brightness levels –Black point –White point –Gamma –Contrast Crop Sharpen Targeted adjustments

22 September 2007David Elmore Editing Photoshop demonstration

22 September 2007David Elmore Sharing Pixel dimensions – –Slideshow: –Web: (thumbnail ) –Print: dpi

22 September 2007David Elmore Sharing Slide shows –Available in most programs for local use –Output formats for sharing PowerPoint PDF DVD Exe not recommended Html and JavaScript for web Convert digital images to slides

22 September 2007David Elmore Sharing Printing –Color management –Ink jet printing –Dye vs. pigment inks –Local or internet photo lab probably not archival –Quality printing businesses Can be archival Can print large Can print on canvas and fine art paper

22 September 2007David Elmore Sharing Web sites –Have your own for <$200/year –Content management systems Easy to upload photos Web interface for entering text –Shopping cart systems

22 September 2007David Elmore Summary recommendations Photograph everything you make Use a digital camera with manual controls and –Diffuse lighting – umbrellas and/or bounce –Tungsten lamps or good flash units –Simple background that contrasts subject Edit each photo using your favorite software Select appropriate size and format for sharing Dont forget the World Wide Web

22 September 2007David Elmore Resources Steves-DigiCams.com DigicamHelp.com ElmorePhoto.com TimGrey.com and books

22 September 2007David Elmore Elmore Photography Services Studio photography Event photography Web hosting Printing for display –RediPix.com