Don’t say cheese!
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Learn how to take better photos with your digital camera. In this session, we will discuss exposure, composition, photographing people and objects, and basic photo editing. You will have a chance to practice what you’ve learned, so be sure to bring your camera/phone!
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Don’t say cheese!
- 1. Don’t Say Cheese! Take great photos for your website, blog, and social media networks
- 3. A) captures what the State Library staff looked like all of last week while preparing for ILEAD Quiz: This image…
- 4. A) captures what the State Library staff looked like all of last week while preparing for ILEAD B) is a visual representation of ILEADers’ states of mind yesterday when they thought about their poster sessions Quiz: This image…
- 5. A) captures what the State Library staff looked like all of last week while preparing for ILEAD B) is a visual representation of ILEADers’ states of mind yesterday when they thought about their poster sessions C) is the only image that is retrieved after doing a search for “librarian” photos in Microsoft Office Clip Art Quiz: This image…
- 6. Image credits: New York Times, Washington Post
- 7. How libraries are using photos: Image credits: Auburn University Libraries, Seattle Public Library, Westerville Public Library, Denver Public Library
- 8. How libraries are using photos: Image credits: Detroit Public library, Yelm Library, http://news.lib.ncsu.edu/tag/instagram/
- 9. How libraries are using photos: Image credit: http://news.lib.ncsu.edu/tag/instagram/
- 10. CAMERA BETTER • Manual exposure • Image Stabilization BEST • dSLR • 17-50mm lens • External flash
- 11. EXPOSURE Most important variables • Aperture • Shutter speed • ISO
- 12. APERTURE • Often is the most important variable • Significantly impacts depth of field • Displayed in “f stops”
- 13. APERTURE • f/2.8 • More light • Faster shutter • Less DOF Small Large • f/16 • Less light • Slower shutter • More DOF
- 14. SHUTTER SPEED Choose a slow speed to emphasize movement, or a fast one to “freeze” the scene
- 15. ISO • Determines the sensitivity (to light) of the sensor • High ISO allows for a faster shutter, but can greatly reduce quality
- 16. DEPTH OF FIELD DOF is the area of the image that is in focus. It is useful for emphasizing and/or isolating subjects.
- 17. DEPTH OF FIELD Use a large aperture for less depth of field, more background blur
- 18. DEPTH OF FIELD Use a small aperture for more depth of field, less background blur
- 20. ACCESSORIES • External flash • Tripod • Software (Photoshop/Lightroom/Elements)
- 21. Point & Shoot Cheat Sheet
- 22. Point & Shoot Cheat Sheet Image size—use the biggest Portrait Mode Landscape Mode Sports Mode Macro Flash
- 25. Compositio n get close to your subject Image credit: http://www.onebook4colorado.org/
- 26. Compositio n focus on an individual vs. group Image credits: Colorado State Library, http://www.onebook4colorado.org/
- 27. Compositio n Image credit: Colorado State Library
- 28. Image credit: http://www.abeautifulmess.com/ Photographing People: Light
- 34. Image credit: E! Online Photographing People: Perspective
- 35. Photographing Objects: Light Image credit: http://www.abeautifulmess.com/
Notas del editor
- Miami may have won the ACC basketball tournament, but a different kind of championship was awarded in the Hunt Library auditorium last week. Kimberly Dufresne was awarded the first place prize in the NCSU Libraries’ My #HuntLibraryInstagram photo competition after a fierce competition that lasted two months and had 1,400 entries. The quantity and quality of the photographs made the final selection difficult, but in the end, Kimberly’s photograph was the clear winner. It features the unique visualization technology in the building and symbolically illustrates how the James B. Hunt Jr. Library allows our students to reach new heights. Kimberly, a junior graphic design major, received an iPad Mini at an awards ceremony during halftime of NC State’s first-round game during the ACC tournament. - See more at: http://news.lib.ncsu.edu/tag/instagram/#sthash.vKOhq62F.dpufAlthough the contest is over, we are now beginning the process of ingesting the stunning photographs from the My #HuntLibrary contest into the permanent University archives. Our goal is to add all of the Instagram photos that were tagged #HuntLibrary into our digital collections so that they become a permanent part of the story of the James B. Hunt Jr. Library. The My #HuntLibrary website will also continue to live on, so don’t forget to keep tagging your beautiful shots of #HuntLibrary! - See more at: http://news.lib.ncsu.edu/tag/instagram/#sthash.vKOhq62F.dpuf
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