LO1: Understand the features and settings of digital photographic equipment
Features and settings
Zoom range - Zoom affects how much of a scene will be captured in your photograph. A zoom range of 5x means that at maximum zoom objects will appear 5 times larger than at minimum zoom.
Image Quality – You can change the image quality on the camera but it requires you to change the file format it is saved in which could affect the size of the image. Most of the time, shooting at a maximum resolution is the best option, but sometimes a small file size is more appropriate.
Pixel count - A pixel is a physical point in an image represented on the screen. The intensity of each pixel is variable. The more pixels, the better the quality. Resolution
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White balance – it adjusts the colours to make the image more natural and accurate. It corrects the colours in the pictures so they have a more realistic colour background.
Rules of Photography
Depth of field - depth of field, also called focus range is the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene. It decreases focus on anything other than the picture and makes the object it is focused on appear closer and sharper than everything else in the background. Rules of odds - The rule of odds suggests that an odd number of subjects in an image is more interesting than an even number. Therefore if you have more than one subject in your picture, the suggestion is to choose an arrangement with at least three subjects to make it symmetrical and visually appeasing. Centred composition - Central composition is often calm and static. It places the one subject in the very centre of the shot. By composing your subject in the centre, you are basically placing him in front of the viewer as if attempting to introduce them. It also helps emphasize the space around your subject as it becomes the very thing that leads the viewer’s gaze towards where you, the creator, intended it to go. Experimentation - An experimental photography technique can be defined as anything that we use to change a photography in a way that differs from just taking a photograph. It is a mean of depicting a visual image that does not have an
In this world wherever your eyes can reach you will see pictures, videos and other type of graphics images. Images are used in everything from advertising in television and to promote your product in website so it is important to have better graphic images so it is clear and is not blurry and to make sure the graphic image is at its best there are many software and hardware tools we can use to make the graphic images better.
1.Absolute Threshold: the minimum stimulation needed to detect a particular stimulus 50% of the time.
Experiment- A research method in which an investigator manipulates one or more factors (independent variables) to observe the effect on some behavior or mental process (dependent variable). By random assignment of participants, the experimenter aims to control other relevant factors.
Unity and Variety: All the figures create a unity while, their stance and motion creates variety
It is a debate that has been going on for years and years, especially in the twenty first century, of which medium in photography is superior, Film or Digital, Personally I use both, I will be discussing the issue over the length of this paper. Going through positives and negatives around both the processes, and techniques associated with the forms of photography.
Color: A polarizing filter can reduce the reflection of all objects in a photograph, not just the sun. Reflection reduction results in deeper and more vivid colors.
The main visual elements of The Cocktail Party are color, the curves, mass, eye contact amongst the subjects, and the space. The piece is
details of the subject in the photographs which makes them attractive in the viewers eyes.
Experiments are a scientific procedure which is used to test a hypothesis. There are two different types of experiments which are available to the researcher, these are laboratory and field.
This picture is using emphasis by pulling your eye right to the middle and most colorful part of the picture.
CLS- He captures immense images because of the great scale in the composition appears powerful to the viewer and to observe the natural aspects in the overall
When making a film a director tries to make the audience putting their emotions and their attentions on a particular object or character. If anything is of any importants in a scene the director would make an object stick out of a blurred background. When the audience sees this they will direct their attention to
Aperture is a hole within a lens, where light travels into its body. Depth of Field is the area of the image that looks clear. The aperture impacts the depth of field directly, the larger the aperture and vice versa, the larger the depth of field. For the picture above, as the aperture gets smaller, the depth of field gets smaller, thus smaller amounts of the picture appears clearer. As for the picture below, as the aperture gets bigger, lesser amounts of light is exposed to the camera, thus the picture gets darker.
For example, Charlie And The Chocolate Factory when Charlies mom send charlie to bed he looks out his “window” which is just a hole in the roof it zooms in on the factory and it shows just how important the factory is to Charlie. Also there is an example in Tim Burton's edward scissorhands it zooms up on a picture of kim's face very slow and for a long time and you know that that picture will mean something in the future. You can see the small details of something when its being zoomed in on and directors including can choose what your focus is on by zooming in and they do that with the purpose of you knowing that that item is important. For example, in Tim Burton's corpse bride it zooms in on the posen bottle and you know that it will be important soon. The director would not just zoom up on anything for no reason whenever there is a zoom it is to show an items importance. Tim Burton is very aware of what he is doing and does everything with a purpose especially zoom and it really makes his movies that much
(ii) Experimental vs Non-experimental Research: Experimental research examine the possible influence that one factor or condition may have on another factor or condition. The experimental research is mostly conducted in laboratory, as it is in physics, biology and other pure sciences.