Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Portraits (Self & Preview)

Self- Portrait tips

1.- Set the Timer High and Use Burst. Give yourself plenty of time to get in position and figure out what you're doing. Most cameras let you vary the length of the timer, check your manual for how to set yours.
2.- Use Both Auto and Manual Focus. A good practice to get into when you're taking self-portraits is to use a mix of auto and manual focus.
3.- Pick up a tripod. Nearly any tripod will do so I won’t go into much detail, but the tripod is essential as it gives a flexible yet sturdy mount for the camera.

Portraits Preview

Environmental.-
 
In these photos both persons are natural, and in their enviroment.
Casual.-
    
I like these photos because are smiling.
Formal.-
 
I like these photos because are a good example of formal portrait.
self.-
   
I like these photos because the first is original, and the second looks natural.

My plan for my portrait assignment is take photos to people I know, as classroom friends or family; my house and the school are good places to take excellent photos, I'll take photos outside and inside because I want good and different photos, also that is a challenge; I will use the rules of photography to make the shot successful.

Friday, December 6, 2013

Rules of Photography part 2

Balance
Mergers
cropping
Framing
Rule of thirds

Viewpoint

Backgroung

Lines

Depth

Patterns

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

ISO

ISO 3200

ISO 200
1. You can get pictures that won't blur
2. Use it in very lit conditions
3. Use it is not enough to get a well lit shot

Monday, December 2, 2013

Shutter Speed


Day: 
a.)the dunking booth
b.)the food eating contest
f.)the diamonds performance
Night:
c.)the rock climbing wall
d.)someone working at a booth
e.)the DJ/MC working at the middle of the circle

high/fast shutter speed: to capture an fast action
slow shutter speed: for things with less motion
long shutter speed:to show motion blur