10/24/23
Lenses and Aperture
Exercise 1: Notes
Exercise 2: Reading Summary
Read this article and using a piece of binder paper, summarize the following sections. Can be in bullet points, but you must cover all the main points made. Label your paper with your name and your period and place on Dr. Madden's desk when complete
What Is Focal Length?
How Does Focal Length Affect an Image?
Field of view
Depth of field
Perspective
Image shake
Focal Length Comparison in Camera Lenses
Ultra wide angle
Standard wide angle
Standard lens
Telephoto lens
How Does Crop Factor Impact Focal Length?
How to Select a Camera Lens for Focal Length
Best beginner camera lens- why?
Best lens for travel photography- why?
Best lens for sports photography- why?
Best lens for landscape photography- why?
Best lens for portrait photography- why?
Best lens for macro photography- why?
Best lens for architecture photography- why?
Best lens for street photography- why?
Best lens for wildlife photography- why?
Exercise 3: Telephoto Photos
Use the telephoto lens to isolate your subject with a shallow depth of field. If our photo is done correctly, then the subject will stand out from the blurred background. Please edit your photos in a way that makes your subject pop- masks are great for this!
Use a wide aperture and experiment with all of the focal lengths on the lens.
When you edit the photos be sure to check both boxes under Lens Corrections in LR.
Post all 10 edited photos on a subpage on your website. Include ISO, Aperture, Focal Length, and Shutter Speed.
DUE MONDAY 10/30