Agenda 12/3/15 SB #25: Exposure Triangle Exposure Triangle Video

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Agenda 12/3/15 SB #25: Exposure Triangle Exposure Triangle Video Exposure Techniques Project Shadow Play Project due Today: Flatten and save as .jpegs Copyright all 3 Name them: yourlastname-shadow1.jpeg yourlastname-shadow2.jpeg yourlastname-shadow3.jpeg 5) Weekly Challenge Photo – due today. Call it yourlastname-topic you chose.jpeg. Copyright your photo

Sketch/write #25 Read the article on The Exposure Triangle. What 3 elements make up the Exposure Triangle? Draw the diagram. Explain the “window” metaphor. Read the article on “Introduction to Aperture” today on Edline. 3) Define aperture. What is it? 4) What does shallow depth of field mean? How will your image look? 5) What subject matter do you typically want a shallow DOF for? 6) What f/stops could you use to achieve it shallow DOF? 7) What does large depth of field mean? How will your image look? 8) What types of subject matter do you typically want a large DOF for? 9) What f/stops could you use to achieve large DOF.