1. Q 1-PHOTOGRAPHY 1: Value Scale and it’s importance in your Prints!

2. The pictures with the best contrast and interest have a full value scale

3. 10-14-15 Do now: (hand in with name) 1. What are these charts?
Pure
black
Pure
white
Do now: (hand in with name)
1. What are these charts?
2. How have you seen these used in the past?

4. Pure
black
Pure
white
These are value scales, you may have made these in Art class. A full value scale uses pure black, pure white and all the grays in between

5. Artists practice a grayscale
FIRST
to be sure there is a
FULL GRAYSCALE
in their final drawing.
A full grayscale assures
they have enough
CONTRAST
for the art to be interesting
to the eye.

6. Which values does each version of the drawing have?
This has a
Full Value Scale;
Good contrast
Is shown
This has only
Low values 0-4,
Very Low contrast
High values 5-10,
Also Low contrast
Which values does each version of the drawing have?

7. In a pinhole camera, this can only be achieved with a light-tight box.
REMEMBER: The pictures with the best contrast and interest have a full value scale
In a pinhole camera, this can only be achieved with a light-tight box.
If light leaks into the box, you will have fogging of the whites, and the the darks will be too dark.

8. Your formative assessments are your Pinhole Camera worksheets: Hand in a total of 6. A well exposed pinhole camera photo should have a full value scale:
Pure
white
Pure
black
Objective: Students will assess their photographs making strategies to create well exposed pinhole camera photographs with a full value scale