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[eidan-pinero-saintfrancis]

My first pictures

Valores: 1/200, ISO 1600, F10

Valores: 4, ISO 100, F9.0

En esta actividad estuvimos trabajando con el exposure de las cámaras y cómo manejarla para que las fotos se vieran bien. Nos mandaron a tomar una serie de fotos tratando de arreglar la apertura y shutter speed. Les voy a estar contando sobre cómo me fue en la actividad y de mis dificultades en ella.

 Tuvimos unas dificultades al tomar las fotos debido a que tenía que ir ajustando todo para cada foto, ninguna foto tienen los mismos valores. Por esa razón fue un poco tricky porque en una de las fotos tenía que ajustar la apertura para tener un Deep depth of field pero al hacer eso la foto se oscurecia so tenía que coger y ajustar el shutter speed. Llegue a un punto en la actividad en donde le cogí el truco y se me hizo más fácil tomar el resto de las fotos.

 La segunda imagen que puse en el post es la mejor en mi opinión porque el exposure está bien y no se ve grainy. En esta foto le baje el ISO a 100 que es lo más que podía hacer para que la imagen se viera más smooth por decirlo así. Fue bastante difícil escoger cual fue la mejor debido a que todas son bastante similares pero eso del ISO fue lo que me hizo escoger esa como mi favorita/mejor foto.

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#1 Blog Entry

First Photo: 1/200, ISO 1600,F10,Shutterspeed 1/3

Best photo: 1/200,ISO 400,Shutterspeed 1/3

The image was very dark.we moved the ISO from 1600 to 400 and it got darker.To Make it brighter we moved the Shutterspeed to 113.The dificulties that we had was that we adjusted the Aperture to 5.0.There is a shallow.We put the Aperture at 25 and the shutter speed is 1/4 the picture looks normal with a deep Depth of field.We moved the ISO from 1600 to 400 and it got darker.To make it brighter we moved the shutter speed to 1/3.What I learned about the exposing triangles that adjusting  The aperture, the shutter speed and the ISO and made the image better and each adjusting we made the image got better and better.The Image i Chose was the best one because it was the image with last adjust and made the Work Achieve. It’s the best photo Cause Of the exact Adjust.

[yeisa-sfs]

Exposure Activity Images

1/200, ISO 1600, F10

Aperture 9.0 ISO 3200

We shot four images to practice the Exposure Triangle for this activity. The balance and relationship between the shutter speed, aperture, and ISO is known as the exposure triangle. To get the greatest photo, we have to regulate these three elements in this task.

Shutter speed is a measurement of the time the shutter is open, shown in seconds or fractions of a second: 1 s, 1/2 s, 1/4 s 1/250 s, 1/ 500 s, etc. . In other words, the faster the shutter speed the easier it is to photograph the subject without blur and “freeze” motion and the smaller the effects of camera shake.

ISO refers to the sensitivity the signal gain of the camera's sensor. The ISO setting is one of three elements used to control exposure; the other two are f/stop and shutter speed. ... With film cameras, using a higher ISO film, such as ISO 400 to 1000, often resulted in noticeable grain.

Aperture refers to the opening of a lens's diaphragm through which light passes. ... Lower f/stops give more exposure because they represent the larger apertures, while the higher f/stops give less exposure because they represent smaller apertures. We take the first photo with the values we've been provided. 1/200, ISO 1600, and F10 were the parameters specified. The first photograph was quite dark. The aperture was widened in the second photo, allowing more light to enter but blurring the background. The depth of field was controlled in the third photo, and the grain was controlled in the fourth.

The second photo was the best looking since it was the one that looked more clear and less blur and also was more bright in comparative of the first one that looked way more dark and less focused and the last one looked brighter and more focus.

This assignment taught me about the three elements that control the quantity of light in a photograph.

[yahil-berenguer-sfs]

The values where 1/200, ISO 1600 and F10. This was from the given values part of the project. This photo was a weird experience for my group because we didn’t really get it at first. Then when we got it and the teacher explained us, we were set and did the photo. This one was so cool because we really got to put the values in the camera and experience the whole process.

The next picture values where 1/100, ISO 3200 and F11. This one I my favorite for many reasons. The first one being that my team members and I really connected and a working plan and divided our selves in stations. My second reason was that I learned how to work a tripod that isn’t my one and I really enjoyed this because it prepares me for future jobs and maybe using equipment that isn’t mine. The las reason is that I like the contrast of the light and the darkness and in the center the bottle of spray that for me can simulate the sun coming out of the darkness.

This activity was fun. I got to connect with my team and develop more knowledge in the world of photography. I really want to do more hands-on activities like this one for the future and to keep learning and creating knowledge.

[gabriella-verge-astacio]

Gaby’s First Blog

Team 1-B

1 Foto

En mi clase de fotografía tuvimos un trabajo en equipo. Donde tiramos unas fotos y aquí hablare sobre ellas. Tuvimos unas fotos que no salieron tan bien como pueden ver en la primera foto. Pero tuvimos unas fotos que salieron bastante bien como en la segunda foto. Ya en los proximos parafos entrare a detalle con el tema de las dificultades que tuvimos y como los solucionamos.

En nuestra primera foto tuvimos un par de dificultades que se atravesaron en nuestro camino. Como pueden ver la foto sale muy oscura porque la apertura estaba muy cerrada y no entraba mucha luz para proyectar a la imagen. Entonces el ISO que es el que controla la sensibilidad de la luz a la imagen no es que pudiera hacer mucho ya que la apertura no dejaba que la luz entrara. La dejamos asi ya que queriamos ver la diferencia entre esta foto y la mejor foto con la apertura abierta para que se apreciaran la luces y las sombras sin que uno predomine.

La conclusión de todo esto es que ya sabemos como tirar la foto para que no le pierdan las luces o sombras. Tambien aprendimos como ubicar la camara y los objetos para que se vean mejor o para que la audiencia se enfoque en un solo objeto. Aprendimos el funcionamiento de la camara y lo que contiene adentro. Por ultimo aprendimos la función de cada objeto que contiene adento como el estejo, alertura, ISO ect…

2 Foto

La segunda foto es la mejor foto que quedo. Cuando la mire y observe la diferencia entre las otras quede impresionada. Esta foto para mi es la mejor ya que se pueden apreciar mejor los objetos. Me gusta bastante porque tambien se ve colorida y enfocada.

En esta foto podemos ver que a diferencia de la primera se pueden distinguir los objetos mejor. Podemos observar como se distiguen las luces de las sombras. Aun hay cosas de la foto que me gustaria mejorar. Por ejemplo el fondo, se ubiera visto mejor si ubiera sido un fondo sin personas pero en el lugar que estabamos no se pudo hacer la foto sin personas.

Lo que hicimos para mejorar la foto fue abrir mas la apertura para que pudiera entrar mas luz. Haci el ISO pudo controlar la sensibilidad de la luz a la imagen. En esta foto creo que ya se puede apreciar mejor un avance en calidad y el maneja miento de la camara. Me gusto mucho esta actividad ya que pude aprender a manejar una camara profecional y aprendi a tirar fotos de acuerdo a la luz que hay en el lugar.

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Photography

1ST PHOTO- 35mm, F5.6, 1/100, ISO 400

BEST PHOTO - 100mm, F4.8, 1/30, ISO 400

We needed to take some photos but when we took the first photo it was very dark. We had to make some adjustments to make the photo better. In the first adjustments we made we changed the values to 100mm, F25, 1/1.3 and the ISO 640.

The photo was pretty clear  and in focus. But we wanted to make it better. So me made some other adjustments, we changed the values to 24mm, F4.5, 1/60, and the ISO 400. The image looks more clear then the first attempt and it’s focused on the subject.

We thought it could still be better, so me wade more adjustments. We changed the values to 100mm, F4.8, 1, and ISO 400. The image was dark and over exposed and no details were visible. We changed the shutter speed to 1/30 and the image went back to normal and became clear again.

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the exposure triangle 📸

Given values: 1/13, ISO 1600 and F16

Best picture: 4S, ISO 100 and F 9.0

        Before taking some good quality pictures on your digital camara there might be some things you might have to learn first like: the exposure triangle. The exposure triangle includes aperture, shutter speed and the ISO. These three elements produce a picture with better light quality. During this activity at first while my teammate was taking the first pictures, I found it very confusing on how it all worked. When I saw the first photo with the values the teacher had given us, I was very confused on why it looked so dark and after a few more tries, all the pictures slowly progressed. Then I quickly remembered what the teacher had taught us in class about aperture and shutter speeds.

        In the first picture you can see how the aperture being F16 (kind of high) made the depth of field and overall lighting of the picture dark. So, to fix all the problems and better the picture quality we lowered the ISO, shutter speed and aperture. Those adjustments helped me learn that lowering the aperture was going to make the picture brighter and it made our picture have a better depth of field, lowering the ISO made the grain decrease and the picture less sensitive and since we had a quick shutter speed the picture was only exposed to a small fraction of light. 

       The reason I chose the second picture as my favorite is because you can really appreciate the depth of field and the interesting layout of the objects and the Christmas lights in the back. Even though the picture is in the same spot with the same placements as the other, you can really tell the difference between both pictures. The reason the second picture came out better is because of the adjustments I previously explained. Everything in the photo looks very pleasing to see in the eye and organized.  

[diego-collazo-sfs]

Exposure practice

Welcome to a new post!

Today’s topic is exposure, our first picture, above the text, has the following values of a shutter speed of 1/200, ISO 1600, F10. This picture, although seeming dark, is just the first picture we took as a group in a way to practice white balance. White balancing here wasn’t that complex, but it had its certain difficulties, as everything does nowadays, but we got the hang of it.

With our given values, our image looked dark and unfocused, which had also given it a shallow depth of field. Within our first adjustment (not pictured here), an exposure of 4.5, our image looked brighter, and also had a deep depth of field. Our second adjustment had changed the shutter speed to 1/25 and our exposure was increased to 9.0, which had our photo look a but lighter than our forst adjustment.

Our third adjustment (pictured above, lightest picture) had changed our ISO to 400 and shutter speed to 1/4 in shutter speed, which allowed the image to look somewhat similar to the picture taken without any adjustments. This image looked about right to our original picture, thus why I see it as the best photo taken in this exercise.