Showing posts with label Depth of Field. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Depth of Field. Show all posts

Monday, October 4, 2010

Thursday, September 9, 2010

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Chris Price

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Dear ms y it took me 4 tries to get these pics so I hope they work. I had to change  from the camara I was using to my moms boyfrineds camara .

other two pictures!

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hi ms. y this is a picture of my shoes i dont know where the other two pictures went but these are a pair of my basketball shoes and a perfume box haha and my f-stop was 2.8 and the seconds were 1/60  and i took these pictures from lower angles and an upward position.
hope you like it!

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PHOTO #3-----Shutter speed: 1/3 aperture: f5.6 exposure mode:auto(flash off) focal length: 55mm......... As you can see, all the details about this photo are the same as PHOTO #2, the difference is that i shifted forward about 2 and a half feet to get a closer pic.

PHOTO #2-----shutter speed: 1/3 aperture: f5.6 exposure mode:auto(flash off) focal length: 55mm

PHOTO # 1---- shutter speed: 1/8 aperture: f3.5 exposure mode: auto(flash off) focal length: 18mm.

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Hello, this is Robert and these are my depth of field photos the shallowest at the bottom and the depth becomes greater as you go up. The bottom photo was taken at an F-stop of 3.2, a shutter speed of 3", at a distance of three feet from the controller, and an ISO of 80. The midle photo was taken at an f-stop of 8, a shutter speed of four seconds, an ISO of 80 at 3 feet away. The top photo has the greatest depth of field; it had an f-stop of 8, a 6" shutter speed, an ISO of 80, and it was taken at a distance of five feet from the controller.

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Hey Ms. Y, here are my 3 depth of field pictures.






This first one was taken with the intent of larger depth of field. The aperture was at f2.8, a focal length of 38mm, with the flash on (sorry) and the shutter speed was 1/500. I was trying t get the hat and plant in focus with a large depth of field.













This is my second photo. I was trying to focus on the hat and blur out the rest of the landscape. The aperture was at f3.7, the focal length at about 300mm. The rest of the settings were the same as before.













This was the last of the 3. I was trying to blur out the hat and focus on the background. The aperture was f3.2, the focal length at about 100mm, and the other settings were the same. I think this assignment was harder than the others before!
Hope this is what you were looking for











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Hey Mrs. Y, I took this picture during 5:30 P.M. The first picture is 1/100 F8.0, second picture is ar 1/125 at F8.0, my third picture is at 1/160 at F8.0.
-Jessica Alcocer
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The first is an aperature of 2.8, the second is 3.5, and the third is 4.5. the photos wouldnt upload in order for me, but i figure you can figure it out.

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-for my first one i used the lowest zoom, 5 cm and had a shutter speed of 1/15 and f-stop of 2.8.

- for my second one I used a zoom of 30 cm and had a shutter speed again of 1/15 this time my f-stop was 3.5.

- for my last one i zoomed to 60 cm and had a shutter speed of 1/15 and my f-stop was 3.5.

-- tarryn (:

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mrs yocum, these are my 3 photos. sorry no settings next time i will