All- use these to cut and paste for your images

August 29, 2017
Welcome to the class blog...use the following to label your images by cutting and pasting

Make photographs with your meter at the “zero” position for “correct” exposure. Try to make interesting images that will be different than other classmates’ work!!!

• Set shutter speed at 250th of a second, while experimenting- make an image taking advantage of the shutter setting.
• Set shutter speed at 1/8th of a second, while experimenting- make an image taking advantage of the shutter setting.
• Set aperture at F22, while experimenting- make an image taking advantage of the aperture setting.
• Set aperture at widest (Lowest value)- while experimenting- make an image taking advantage of the aperture setting.
• Set ISO setting at 100/200 (your lowest setting) and make an image that has deep Depth of Field.
• Set ISO setting at 12,500 (or another high setting) and make an image that has a deep depth of field.
• Set ISO setting at 100/200 (your lowest setting) and make an image that has shallow Depth of Field.
• Set ISO setting at 12,500 (or another high setting) and make an image that has a shallow depth of field.

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