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PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Lecture 5  IN THE NEWS-World Wide Photo WalkWorld Wide Photo Walk  IN THE NEWS-M.I.T. Photo Memory StudyM.I.T. Photo Memory Study  IN THE NEWS-20 UNDER 2020 UNDER 20  REVIEW OF LECTURE 4  HORENSTEIN CHAPTER 6 Workbook questions  ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN (see Week 5 page)  HOMEWORK DUE NEXT LECTURE: 1. Make up quiz based on Chapter 6. Ten questions, no more than five true or false. 

EXPOSURE FACTORS: -intensity of the light in the environment -aperture (see Chapter 4) -shutter speed (see Chapter 5) -film speed (ISO) (see Chapter 1) In other words they can BALANCE each other STOP for STOP. See page 71 in your text book for a list of “full” f-stops and shutter speeds. Think of the “correct” exposure as adding and subtracting light using changes to shutter speeds and f-stops to keep the amount of light reaching the film appropriate to give the negative a workable density RESOURCES: David Likes Video Presentation. F-stops Shutter speeds GOOD NEWS!!! Shutter speeds & f/stops have a RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIP

Resources for understanding exposure: Exposure Triangle

Slideshare presentation Sessions College Exposure Wheel Chapter 6: Film Exposure Exposure factors: -subject lighting -lens aperture -shutter speed -film speed -reciprocal relationship -light meter (TTL) vs. Handheld -DX Code -middle gray (18% gray card) -metering patterns (center weighted, multi segment, spot.

Exposure Modes: -Manual (M) -Program autoexposure (P) -Aperture-priority autoexposure (A or Av) -Shutter-priority autoexposure (S or Tv) -Subject-program autoexposure portrait, landscapes, close-up, sports P – Program Auto A (Av) – Aperture Priority S (Tv) – Shutter Priority M – Manual (Av, Tv) for Canon

“SUNNY 16” Rule Use above chart to determine APERTURE. Use ISO in fractional form to set SHUTTER SPEED. Note: Since it is generally better to overexpose B&W film, use 1/250 second with ISO 400 film.

A.f 8 at '125 = f/ at '250 Effect of change on image: B.f 5.6 at '500 = f/8 at ' Effect of change on image: C.f 16 at '60 = f/ at '250 Effect of change on image: D.f 11 at '30 = f 5.6 at ' Effect of change on image: E.f 4 at '250 = f at '60 Effect of change on image: In Class Worksheet Equivalent Exposures (see page 71 in text)