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Showing posts with label Focal Length. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Focal Length. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Monday, October 4, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Focal Length
Friday, September 3, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Focal Length



UPDATED VERSION! Hey Ms. Y this is my updated version of my focal length assignment. For this series of pictures I used my Canon Power Shot SX120 IS with a 10x optical zoom. 6.0-60.0 mm FL. the equivalent is 36-360 mm. I took these pics with the indoor setting on in our school library. Hope this is what your looking for (:
-- tarrryn
Focal Length
Hey Mrs Y. I took this three pictures with my Kodak EasyShare DX7590. This has a 35 mm equivalent of 38-380 mm. It was about 7:15 when i took these pictures....hope this is what you are looking for.
I took this picture with a wide angle with 38 mm. The aperture was f2.8

I took this picture with a 'normal' view at about 200mm. The aperture was at f3.6


I took this telephoto at 380mm. The aperture was at f3.8
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Focal length
This is yet another photo that was taken from my camera. The photo had 38mm 35mm equivalent an 8 second exposure and an ISD of 80.
Focal length
This photo I took from 10 feet away at 380mm 35mm equivalent with an eight second exposure along with an ISD of 80.
Focal Length
Hello, yet again it is I Robert and this is a picture of a hobby truck at my house. The picture was taken from my kodak EasyShare Z740. The picture was taken at 209 mm 35mm equivalent with 80 ISD and an eight second exposure.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Focal Length
Focal Length
Hey Ms. Y, I took a series of pictures like you asked and I did them using three different focal lengths or zooms, I just am having trouble converting them like you asked us to do. You know the equivilent thing. I have a canon powershot sx120 is. its focal length is 6.0- 60.0mm and has a 10x optical zoom. for my first picture I took using the daylight setting outside around 6:30 I just turned the camera on and took the shot with its normal zoom. For my second pic I took on the same setting except I stepped back one step and zoomed in half way, as you can see the background is begging to get distorted. For my final picture I took two more steps back and took the picture on the same settings as the other two except I zoomed in all the way 10x as you can see it began to get even more distored as the previous. I know it's not exactly what you may of wanted but it was my effort! lol (: -- tarryn
Focal Length,
My Nikon coolpix L20 is 35mm Equivaleat Fl= 38-136mm .
My first pic is a wide -angle with little sun light coming from the window
My next pic is aTelephoto which has the same lighting as the first on that I took at 4:57. The therd pic i tok is a normal with the same lighiting . Thanks ms y 4 the help :}
My first pic is a wide -angle with little sun light coming from the window
| Ths pic was tacken at 4:30, 1/8 F3.1 1/4 F6.7 |
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