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Assign 31 photography skills and editing skills
1. Assignment 3: Photography
Research & Practice
L/O: to learn about photography basics and basic photo
editing to make your presentation (for evidence of the
processes and technology)
A) Photography
B) Photo editing
2. For this task you will need….
• iphoto on your ipad! (its free now)
• There are other great photo editing programs
too
3. Photography basics
Photography basics (production)
• Lighting (various things)
break up into parts
• Shutter speed
• Shallow focus / deep focus
• Transferring photo’s to computer (file and iphoto)
• Composition break up into parts
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rule of thirds
Powerpoints
changing angle/perspective
framing
leading lines
4. Dividing the work
• After watching the slides you will have to think
carefully of how you are dividing the work
• Lighting is MASSIVE, Composition is BIG
• It is group, but you have to have
understanding of all of these things!
21. Linking filling and flash
• Using flash (or other light) can be a way to FILL
• (meaning filling in the shadows)
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24. Diffuse
• Diffuse = disseminate, reduce, make less
• Because direct flash is so strong, you can
DIFFUSE it to make it more soft
• There are many tools and techniques to do
this
29. Reflect
• Reflecting is another way to diffuse light
• Basically light is reflected or bounced off another
surface (therefore making it less harsh)
• The more light bounces, the less harsh it is
• Different surfaces/textures/colours will reflect light
differently (shiny, opaque, translucent)
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37. Shutter speed
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How fast shutter opens
Slow = likely to blur
Fast = like to be more crisp
Motion blur
– Motion blur type 1 (background is blurry)
– Motion blur type 2 (object is blurry)
• Exposure
– Long exposure
– Paint lighting
38. • Shutter is like eye
And eye lids of a camera
It is like how a camera blinks
44. Motion blur
• When something blurs because it is in motion
• This means it is going too fast for the shutter
speed
• (object is faster than shutter)
• Type 1
• Type 2
45. Type 1
• The objects are crisp,
background blurry
• (moving camera)
47. Exposure
• Time of exposure = how long the camera is
exposed to light
• Faster shutter speed = less light (and more
likely to be darker)
• Slower shutter speed = more light gets in
faster (more likely to be lighter)
49. Long exposure at night (using tripod)
Light painting
Long exposure with light/flash
50. Shallow focus
• When have something in focus, the rest blurry
• Limited on automatic cameras
• When taking photos, tap for focus
square……or try with close ups
• You can do this in editing (is limited tho) (blur
tools)
54. Transfer photos from camera to
computer
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How do you do this?
SD card – SD card reader
Cables
Bluetooth
Electronic transfers – email, sharing, social media etc
Cloud
• Uploading/opening them
• Think of the technologies involved in this process
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57. Composition: rule of thirds
• Review rule
• To make better photographs (nicer/more
pleasing to look at)
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59. Composition: powerpoints
• In combination with rule of thirds; the AXIS
points of horizontal/vertical lines.
• 4 available (where horiz/vert lines meet)
• -theory argues things placed in powerpoints
make the best composition
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61. Composition: angles/perspectives
• Try to photograph objects/places/people
using different angles and perspectives
• The world becomes a different place!
• The life on an ant vs life of a bird
• This goes great with establishing
shots/montage editing for your introductions
66. Composition: framing
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How you frame objects/people
Frame using unique angles
Positive space
Negative space
Is the space around objects appropriate and
comfortable for audience?
• Does it show off the objects/characters
appropriately?
69. Composition: leading lines
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Lines that lead your eye
Usually lines to lead your eye to an object
(sort of like a journey)
Create movement in a composition
