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Introduction to Photography: The Exposure Triangle

Introduction to Photography: The Exposure Triangle. Ms. Whiteside * Circle High School. Photo by V Whiteside. Getting to Know the Camera. Point and Shoot vs. DSLR show and tell

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Introduction to Photography: The Exposure Triangle

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  1. Introduction to Photography:The Exposure Triangle Ms. Whiteside * Circle High School Photo by V Whiteside

  2. Getting to Know the Camera Point and Shoot vs. DSLR show and tell Digital Camera – a camera that captures the photo not on film, but in an electronic imaging sensor that take the place of film. Photo by M Fowler

  3. Camera Parts • Show and tell: • Power, zoom, lens, shooting modes, viewfinder, display, battery, camera card, charger. Photo by S Breault

  4. Camera Modes • Automatic vs Manual • We will use automatic and experiment with preset alternate modes.

  5. The Exposure Triangle • Aperture, Shutter Speed, & ISO • Aperture-small, circular opening inside the leans that can change in diameter to control the amount of light reaching the camera’s sensor as a picture is taken.

  6. They all work together.

  7. Aperture Depth of Field changes

  8. Aperature • F-stops • The lower the number, the larger the aperature = less light in the camera. • The higher the number, the smaller the aperature = more light in the camera. • So, f/2.8 is larger than at f/8.

  9. Shutter Speed • - used to stop action or slow it (depending on the speed setting used) • Ex. Splashing pool water, running basketball player, flying hair away from face, etc. • Ex. Blurry background of traffic, clear point of focus in the foreground

  10. Slow shutter speed

  11. Slow Shutter Speed

  12. Fast shutter speed

  13. ISO • -a rating of film’s sensitivity to light (light sensor) • Typically automatically adjusted when using AUTO on point and shoot cameras. • Increase the ISO, photo quality decreases • Becomes grainy or “noisy.”

  14. ISO (light sensor setting)

  15. Want to work in “manual mode?”

  16. References • http://www.slideshare.net/alexandracopley/digital-photography-introduction • http://freshphotographer.com • http://digital-photography-school.com/wp-content/images/fast-shutter-speed-1.jpg

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