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Shallow depth of field (f-4.5, 6400 iso)
Large depth of field (f-29, 6400 iso)
Shallow depth of field (f-4.5, 6400 iso)
Large depth of field (f-29, 6400 iso)
Aperture can really totally change a photograph and give very different results. With a high aperture it's going to give a clear view of everything in the photograph which can be very interesting to create forced perspective like below. A low aperture is going to create a focus on one thing which is also very interesting to show the importance of the subject.
Forced perspective (f-4.5)
Low ISO (100)
High ISO (6400)
The ISO is a very interesting setting that can change a photograph. With a low ISO we can give kind of an ancient atmosphere. When we use a high ISO the photograph will be clearer.
Aperture Bracketing
Aperture Bracketing
Under : F-20, 0"3
Correct : F-14, 0"3
Over : F-10, 0"3
I took 3 different photos of the same subject with a different aperture so the level of exposure varies.
Shutter Bracketing
Shutter Bracketing
Under : 2"5, F-8
Correct : 5", F-8
Over :10", F-8
I took 3 different photos of the same subject at a different shutter speed so the level of exposure varies.
Subject Blur
Subject Blur
F-4, 1/1250
F-7.1, 1/400
F-16, 1/80
Panning
Panning
1/250, F-16
1/400, F-11
Short exposure
Short exposure
1/200, F-6.3
1/200, F-6.3
1/200, F-3.5
1/200, F-3.5
1/200, F-5
1/200, F-5
Long exposure
Long exposure
1/4, F-20
1/4, F-20
12", F-11
12", F-11
11", F-11
11", F-11
Stop motion assignment
animation project.mp4Double exposure assignment
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