fill light = reflector.
broad light = hides and provide shadows.
shadowless = evenly lighted from all angles.
diffuser = see through cloth you use to soften the light.
grey card = a card that is grey, you take a picture of.
key light = primary light.
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Light Basics And Vocabulary
- Butterfly
- Loop
- Rembrandt
- Split
- Broad And Short
split light makes a split face and shadow on one side of face and gives a dark sense. split is really good if you wanted to give to person two personalities because you have shadow on one side of the face and the other is lit up. one light source
broad light, make the face more light up.
butterfly makes shadow under the nose and cheeks, light is positioned high above the camera. butterfly is used to really brighten up the subject. the only down side to the is that it great. two light sources.
loop light slightly shadows one side of the face. loop is good to use if you jut wanted to give your subject a slight shadow tat wraps around the one side of the face giving the subject a a better look.one light source.
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Flash Photography Basic Concept
- Every flash photograph is actually two exposures in one.
- fill flash can be used when subject is backlit or sidelit to eliminate silhouettes or shadows.
- flash exposure is mot effected by shutter speed. only aperture ans ISO but not shutter speed.
- flash illumination is dramatically affected by distance.
- your camera measure ambient light and lash illumination separately.
- with automatic flash metering, the flash illumination is measured after the shutter button is pressed, and the flash output is adjusted accordingly.
- every SLR camera with a mechanical shutter box has a maximum flash sync shutter speed.
- harsh lighting, washed out subjects and red eye can be eliminated by using diffuser and light bouncing.
- it is possible to chance the order of when the flash fires using "Rear Curtain Sync."
- removing the flash from the top ofthe camera
Spring Challenge And Tutorials
LED Orb
Example:
An LED (or a few LEDs to make it brighter)
Equipment needed:
- Battery.
- Battery Clip.
- Push button to make a switch.
- Wire.
- A weight: literally anything to make the LED at the end of the wire heavy, so it spins easily.
- Resistor(s): The value depends on the type and number of LEDs you use.
- Soldering iron, solder, wire cutters, and PVC tape.
Tips
spin from the middle of the orb to achieve a perfect orb.
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
leading lines. to get this photo the place had to of been destroyed.
rule of thirds, leading lines. in order to take this photo you would need to have some type of experience climbing.
leading lines. to take this photo you would need to be in a place where the climate changes
to take this photo you would need to somewhere dark so you could see the stars better.
for this photo you would need a camera that is water prof of a case for it, ad you will also need to know how to scuba dive.
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