Monday, October 25, 2010

portriats pg 114-119

shooting formal backround
  • set up back drop it can be basicly anything that is plain like a wall,paper or a curtian then have ur subject si on stool
  • place light at 45 degree angle to the right side of the subject reflector on the left side about 3-4 feet away
  • talk picture directly infront of subject tell subject what to do
Camra setttings
  • good to shoot with a wide ope aperture
  • f stop will keep subject in focus
  • if posible shutter speed no lower than 1/60
Lighting for formal portriats
     indoor
  • for a single source of lighting set up one light aproxmatly 45 degree angle use reflector (white card board)
   Out doors
  • while shooting out side try to use shade so subjects won't squint
  • you want to include blue sky but not direct sunlight
  • refflcto holder stands about 3-6 feet away
  • clody days are good for photographing
  • avoid busy backgrounds
The candid portriat
  • show person going about every day life (not looking at camra usually)
  • very little posing
  • include subjects suroundings
camera settings
  • use action mode
  • fast shutter speed like 1/250
  • if you use flash get close

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Pg 140-pg149

Blurs types
camra  blur
subject motion blur
out of focus blur
depth of field blur

bluring subject give motion

freezing moment in time

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Action Photography
Blur it give you movment
Pan you would us it if some one was running
Freeze a moment in time that is frozen perfectly

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Note on portriat Part 2

Working with people
  • Collaborative project
  • Successful photographers learn to be comfortable with strangers
Camera format
  • This is important
  • 4x5 is very large and show a lot of detail but takes a long time to process
  • Small photo less detail quicker process
Film Choice
  1. Slow
  • Black and white film or dye is moor detailed than color
  • shutter speed slow
  2. Fast
  • candid and environmental are good to take
  • Advantage you can hold camera
  • Sharp image
Black and white or color
  • Black and white good for attention on subject
  • Black and white edgy energy
  • Color is preferred for portraits always consider mood while choosing black and white or color
Equipment choice of lenses
  • Different focus lenses gives you different results
  • 24mm - distorted, to close face looks like balloon,
  • 50mm- less round, less broad, distortion is acceptable
  • 100mm- Most faltering, no distortion
Accessories
  • Tripod, cable release and reflector are all good
Formal portrait
  • Simplest portrait

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Monday, October 4, 2010