This project-based course is designed to engage a range of students from the photo newbie to the emerging intermediate in the exciting world of digital photography. Using Blogger.com, students will keep web-based annotated pictorial journals to record, share, and comment on their own and their peers’ practical development in the use of basic photo elements.
Showing posts with label Action Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Action Photography. Show all posts
Monday, March 21, 2011
Action Photography,
Action Photography,
Getting her blured!This is kate. and she is running towards the fence, its windy and cloudy. I also got C.P throwing the ball to the fence.ISO:100
F.S 11.3
1/60th of a sec.
Focal Length is 48mm.
Manual.
ACTION
Date _3-18-2011__________ Photographer ______Allie Brown_Subject ___Devon/Basketball______Project or Client __Action Photography_______Camera ______Class cameras___Camera Mode Setting TV Tripod NO Focus AUTO Focal Length _____18mm__Equivalent YES Distance to Subject ____about 5 feet_____________Exposure Compensation + 2 Aperture f__5.7______ Shutter Speed _1/1448 ISO 800 Shutter Release Manual Light Sources/Type _Sunlight (cloudy day)___White Balance Setting ________Cloudy Day
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Action Photography
Subject ___Devon/Basketball______
Project or Client __Action Photography_______
Camera ______Class cameras___
Camera Mode Setting TV
Tripod NO Focus AUTO
Focal Length _____18-55mm_______ 35mm Equivalent YES
Distance to Subject ____about 5 feet_____________
Exposure Compensation + 1
Aperture f__6.0______ Shutter Speed _1/600- 1/60 ISO 200
Shutter Release Manual
Other Settings_Clouds, no sun, about 12
Light Sources/Type _Sunlight (cloudy day)___
White Balance Setting ________Cloudy Day white balance
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