Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Canon XL-1.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Elements of Exposure.

Advertisements

Aperture, Exposure and Depth of Field

Lens  The lens is the most important part of the camera  Lens captures light and focuses the light on the part of the camera that receives the image.

An Idiot’s Guide to Exposure a.k.a. John’s Guide to Exposure.

Manual Camera Settings

SLR Photography Camera Settings and Exposure. What is exposure? In photography, exposure is the total amount of light allowed to fall on the film (or.

GETTING THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF LIGHT TO MAKE THE PICTURE.

CASTLEFORD CAMERA CLUB DEPTH OF FIELD. DEPTH OF FIELD (DOF) DOF is the portion of a scene that appears acceptably sharp in the image.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: BACK TO BASICS Source:

© Tracey Garvey Photography

Introduction to Digital Photography Gr. 11 Comm Bluevale.

Camera Functions. What are AV, TV and all those other interesting icons on the mode dial?

Aperture and Depth of Field. Review What are the three controls on the camera that control proper exposure?

Aperture and Depth of Field. APERTURE (F/STOP) 1.What is it? 2.Where is it? 3.What does it do? 4.When do you use it? 5.Why would you use F/2.8? 6.Why.

Beam Splitter. Studio camera on studio pedestal ENG Field Camera for tripod or shoulder.

Shutter Speed By: Amit Chawla. Blurred v/s Frozen Shots.

Camera Usage Photography I COM 241. Single lens reflex camera Uses interchangeable lenses Higher quality image than point and shoot cameras –Greater resolution.

How the Camera Works ( both film and digital )

OVER EXPOSED UNDER EXPOSED? OVER AND UNDEREXPOSED: DEFINED The exposure related decision made can affect your image in a number of different ways. For.

Camera Functions Using Your Digital Camera. 1. What happens when you press the shutter button down halfway? What does macro mode allow you to do? Pressing.

Joel Willis. Photography = Capturing Light Best Light Sources and Directions Basics: Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, Focal Length, White Balance Intro to.

The Digital Camera Basic Photographic Principles: Shutter Speed & Aperture Setting.

How to Use the SLR Camera Yr 11 Photography. How to Use the SLR Camera Aperture The size of the opening to the camera lense Determines how much light.

Mrs. Dornbach. How is a Photograph Captured?  Photographs are taken by letting light fall onto a light-sensitive medium, which records the image.  In.

Aspects of Exposure JEA Photojournalism Curriculum.

1 Aperture & Shutter Speed. 2 Exposure To determine the correct exposure for your negative, you will need to know the correct combination of Aperture.

How to capture attention with the Video Camera. There are 3 main ways that a filmmaker can draw attention to an item in a scene Focus Zoom Insert Shot.

Camera Basics. ● DSLR – Digital Single Lens Reflex ● The camera has a viewfinder that sees through the lens by way of a 45°-angled mirror that flips.

SHUTTER SPEED & F-STOPS.

Photography One Traci Reitz, CCA. What is depth of field? Depth of Field is the amount of a photograph which is in acceptably sharp focus from the foreground.

Digital Photography A tool for Graphic Design Graphic Design: Digital Photography.

Introduction to Photography: The Exposure Triangle Ms. Whiteside * Circle High School Photo by V Whiteside.

1 Matakuliah: U0173 / FOTOGRAFI 1 PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Basic Techniques of Photography.

Controlling the Photographic Process. With today’s modern digital cameras you can have as much or as little control over the picture taking process as.

PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNICAL ASPECTS. SHUTTER SPEED / APERTURE / ISO / WHITE BALANCE To control Exposure WHITE BALANCE LENS CAMERA MODES.

Have you ever desecrated beautiful flowers with a horrible picture like this?

Camera Basics. Three things effect the exposure: 2. The size of the aperture or hole that allows light in. 3. The length of time light is admitted into.

» We have Nikons, so we will be looking at the Nikon mode dial » Most cameras use similar icons.

Photography Basic By Henry C. Ng, APSA, EPSA. Topics Basic Photography theory Image sharpness Basic camera functions Digital Photography Basic composition.

Digital slr photography Exposure. Exposure In photography, exposure is the total amount of light allowed to fall on the film (or electronic sensor) during.

Camera Basics Intro to TV Production. It’s like riding a bike… You can learn to operate a camera only by doing it.

What do they do? Why do we need them? Adding to the ‘toolbox’ Shutter Speed and Aperture.

Digital single-lens reflex camera DSLR Camera The Basics.

Camera LENSES, APERTURE AND DEPTH OF FIELD. Camera Lenses Wide angle lenses distort the image so that extreme wide angle can look like its convex such.

Chapter 2: The Lens. Focal Length is the distance between the center of a lens and the film plane when focused at infinity.

In Photography, there is an Exposure Triangle (Reciprocity Theory) Aperture – size of the iris opening, how much light come into the “window” Shutter Speed.

The word Photography comes from two Greek words that mean "writing with light” Perfect Exposure Goal: To obtain the amount of light needed to create the.

Understanding Aperture (a beginner’s guide) Understanding Aperture (a beginner’s guide)

Hi, I’m Michele Del Core! I’m 18 years old and photography is one of my biggest passions. Practicing and doing researches about it, I discovered that.

Camera Settings What Do They Do?. Opening in the camera that controls the amount of light that reaches the image sensor Aperture.

Introduction to Camera. Aperture The larger the aperture of the lens opening the more light reaches the sensor. Aperture is expressed as an f-stop. Each.

Cinematography Module - CIN303 – Week 02

Lenses Are classified by their Focal Length.

Bracketing In photography, bracketing is the general technique of taking several shots of the same subject using different camera settings.

Aperture and Depth of Field

Introduction to Camera

PHOTOGRAPHY 101 Semester One Review (Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO)

Picture Basics Disclaimer: I am NOT a camera guy

Depth of Field Objective: to photograph a subject with a foreground and background, giving a better understanding of aperture and its relation to depth.

EXPOSURE BASICS.

Aperture, Exposure and Depth of Field

You will be given the answer.

Camera Must know beyond point and shoot Performance characteristics

JEA Photojournalism Curriculum

Depth Of Field (DOF).

Depth of Field (DOF) This is the distance from foreground to background that is in acceptable focus. Most of the time the digital camera focuses for you.

Visual Communication Creative Camera Controls

EXPOSURE BASICS.

Need more help? Attend after school sessions

Shooting in manual mode

Presentation transcript:

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Canon XL-1

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Manual Vs Automatic Full Creative Control No ‘Searching’ on auto functions Creating Pretty Pictures

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Colour Temperature and White Balance Light is not all the same colour The camera needs to be calibrated to tell it what colour white is under current conditions

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Exposure: Aperture/Iris control Controls the amount of light entering the camera Underexposure results in grainy images Overexposure results in clipping and loss of detail

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology The aperture opening is measured in f- stops Higher numbers let in less light f/1.6 lets in more light than f/16

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Shutter Speed Faster speeds capture sharper images, reducing motion blur But less light reaches the CCD The aperture may need to be opened to compensate

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Focus Depth of Field Pull/Rack Focus Focal Length and angle of view

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Depth Of Field –The area in front of and behind the subject that is in acceptable focus Lens is focused here Range of image in Acceptable focus

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology To increase DOF –Use a wide angle setting –A high f stop setting (closing the aperture) –Long shots To decrease DOF –Use telephoto setting –A low f stop setting (opening the aperture) –Close ups

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Pull or Rack Focus –Changing the focal point from on subject to another to draw the viewers attention.

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Focal Length and Angle of View –Using a telephoto setting will appear to compress the distance between objects –A wide angle setting will give a more natural representation of depth

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Menu Controls Zebra patterns – displays overexposed areas of the image Aspect Ratio – 4:3(fullscreen), 16:9(widescreen)

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Aspect Ratio –4:3 Is being replaced by 16:9 widescreen

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Focus RingZoom RingAperture/Iris Shutter White Balance Power Dial Set To ‘M’

Camera Basics Level 1 Film Technology Canon XL-1 Manual Help on technical report writing