The SLR Experience: TTL u New and improved viewfinder Viewfinder appears larger Magnification increased to 0.87x (XTi 0.80x) Easier to see 24.5° viewing.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Aperture, Exposure and Depth of Field
Advertisements

Camera Basics What is a photograph and why do we take pictures? What is a camera?
Photographic Imaging. What DSLR stands for  DSLR stands for “Digital Single Lens Reflex”.  A DSLR is a digital camera that uses mirrors to direct light.
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.
1 Matakuliah: U0173 / FOTOGRAFI 1 PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Introduction to Manual Camera.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: BACK TO BASICS Source:
MEMS Photography - or - How to coax pretty images out of a point and shoot camera - with - Brandon & Chris.
Introduction to Digital Photography Gr. 11 Comm Bluevale.
Photography Lesson 1 The Camera. What is Photography ? Photo- Light Graph- Drawing It means Light Drawing.... It literally means "To write with light.“
Camera Basics Day 1- Shutter Speed Day 2- Aperture Day 3- Light meter and Manual Mode Day 4- ISO.
Camera Usage Photography I COM 241. Single lens reflex camera Uses interchangeable lenses Higher quality image than point and shoot cameras –Greater resolution.
TE 810 DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUCTION By Justine Agaloos.
Types of cameras, parts of the camera
How the Camera Works ( both film and digital )
TYPES OF CAMERAS PART 1- WILLIAMS. QUESTIONS TO ANSWER 0 What are different types of cameras? 0 What makes a camera work? 0 What are the similarities.
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.
Digital Photography: Nikon D-90 External Controls Lesson 1 Instructor: Ms. Davis.
Learning the Camera Nikon D40. Step One Turn your camera to the manual setting; on the Nikon turn the dial on the top to M, and also on the lens choose.
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.
Intro to Photography. Types of Cameras Single Lens Reflex A single-lens reflex (SLR) camera typically uses a mirror and prism system that allows the photographer.
Shutter Speed & Aperture. Exposure Exposure Explained The very beginning Overexposure—too much light Underexposure—not enough light.
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.
Camera No lens Inverted, real image Film or screen.
Camera Basics. What is a camera?  A light-tight box with a hole in it  What does the hole do?  Allows the light to come into the camera and expose.
SHUTTER SPEED & F-STOPS.
Lens The picture is formed and focused through the lens onto the film. Aperture This is basically a ‘hole’ through which light is passed by the.
Compact Interchangeable Lens Camera. CILC: Contains many of the same features that an SLR has, but in the size of a P&S. Contains larger image sensors,
Photography Presentation. Photograph - The product of a camera when focused film and material are made permanent due to chemicals. Photography -The art.
The Exposure Trio Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO.
1 Black and White Photography. 2 3 Film Rewind This allows the exposed 35mm film to be rewound back into its cartridge. Lens The picture is formed and.
Exposure Variables ISO and Shutter Speed. Intro  Exposure and composition are dependent on three variables:  ISO setting  shutter speed  aperture.
Single Lens Reflex Cameras. Single Lens Reflex Camera Shutter Release Shutter Speed Dial Hot Shoe-Flash Film Re-Winder Aperture Ring Focusing Ring Lens.
The Camera and Exposure. SLR vs. Range Finder Cameras.
PHOTOGRAPHY FUNDAMENTALS Presented by Noah Hawthorne ALEXANDRA COPLEY.
1. Photography 101 First Class –Elements of a camera and how an image is made –Types of cameras (deleting the duplicate) –Exposure Second Class –Metering.
Proper Exposure and Light Meter Basics Instructor: Ms. Davis.
Controlling light to achieve.  exposure is the quantity of light reaching a photographic film, as determined by shutter speed and lens aperture.
Exposure Factor 2: Aperture
Lenses Contain both convex and concave lenses. Lenses Many concave and convex lenses, called elements are grouped together to produce a specific magnification.
The Camera Digital Photography. Types of digital cameras Point-and-ShootDSLR Camera.
PHOTO REVIEW. YOUR CAMERA SLR- Single Lens Reflex Uses 35mm film You view, compose, focus and take a photo through a single lens SLR redirects the light.
Unit 57 – Photography Exposure
The Camera. Photography is all about how light interacts with film and with paper. Cameras are designed to control the amount of light that reaches film.
REVIEW OF PHOTO TERMS & INTRODUCTION TO DSLR CAMERA MODES PHOTO 2 - 8/20/13 [A DAY]
Fundamentals of Digital Images & Photography. Pixels & Colors The pixel (a word invented from "picture element") is the basic unit of programmable color.
U Fast Shutter Speed = Stops the Action u Slow Shutter Speed = Blurs the Action (Dragging the shutter) 1/6th 1/500th Photography Basics u Aperture and.
Digital Photography. Photography Triangle Shutter Speed Speed at which the film or sensor is exposed to light Usually a fraction 1/250 = th of.
Camera Operations Pentax K1000. #2 & 3: Shutter Speed Dial/Index controls exposure time Slow shutter speed = longer exposure time = more blur and.
Understanding Aperture (a beginner’s guide) Understanding Aperture (a beginner’s guide)
Project 3: Motion. Shutter Priority  For your third project we will be shooting in Shutter Priority.  In this mode you control the shutter speed, and.
PHOTO 1 INTRO. The camera functions like your eye. 4 Basic Parts. PHOTO 1 INTRO Light tight Iris Eyeball Retina (rods and cones) Eyelids.
Introduction to DSLR camera technology
CAMERAS, PARTS of the CAMERA, and ACCESSORIES (TAKE NOTES ON THE UNDERLINED MATERIAL AND LABELLED DIAGRAMS)
Camera Basics.
Aperture and Shutter Speed
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY.
Photography and Modeling Society October 7, 2009
What I Need To Know About Operating A Camera
How does photography work?
Aperture, Exposure and Depth of Field
What are the 3 Basic DSLR Camera Settings?
Proper Exposure and Light Meter Basics
Camera Basics.
(super) quick DSLR Camera guide
Mastering your DSLR L/O: understanding the anatomy of a camera
What are the 3 Basic DSLR Camera Settings?
Photographic Imaging DIGITAL CAMERA BASICS.
Introduction Digital Photography
Photographic Imaging DIGITAL CAMERA BASICS.
Presentation transcript:

The SLR Experience: TTL u New and improved viewfinder Viewfinder appears larger Magnification increased to 0.87x (XTi 0.80x) Easier to see 24.5° viewing angle (XTi 22.2 °) 95% frame coverage NEW: Optional Focus Screens!

SLR Basics…

DSLR Mechanics

Mirror Shutter CMOS Sensor

DSLR Mechanics u Light enters the mirror box through the lens u It reflects off the reflex mirror to the prism u The prism corrects the orientation of the image and sends it to the viewfinder u Because the shutter and the mirror are in the way of the CMOS Image Sensor, there is no live view LCD u The BENEFIT is that you are looking through the very lens that will be taking the photo - so what you see is exactly what you get = mirror box = Shutter = CMOS Image Sensor = Mirror

EOS System Compatible with Film Cameras or Digital The World’s Largest Lens System (over 60 !)

Understanding Exposure u Instead of film – in a digital camera an Image Sensor needs to be exposed to light for a certain period of time to get a proper exposure u Not long enough – Image too Dark u Too long – Image too Bright Incorrect Exposure Good Exposure + =

u The exposure is balanced by two variables u Shutter Speed (Tv) u Aperture (Av) u Shutter Speed (Tv) is given in seconds or fraction’s of a second u Apertures (Av) are measured in F-stops u A lower F number means a Bigger opening u ie F3.5 > F5.6 TvAv Understanding Exposure

u An increase in Aperture Size means you need a Faster shutter speed to get the proper exposure u A decrease in Aperture Size means you need a slower shutter speed to get the proper exposure u Your Aperture and Shutter Speed must be balanced for a correct exposure f/22 at ½ sec f/11 at 1/6 th sec f/8.0 at 1/10 th sec f/5.6 at 1/25 th sec f/3.5 at 1/60 th sec SAME EXPOSURES Tv Av Bigger Openings Understanding Exposure