Digital Photography Digital Photography Activity 3Activity 3

Tony Lipe

What are the different types of What are the different types of Camera angles?Camera angles?

1) Eye-Level 2) High angle 3) Low angel 4) Bird’s Eye 5) Slanted

7 Different types of Camera shots7 Different types of Camera shots

Wide ShotClose UpMedium Close UpMid ShotExtreme Close UpCut-inCutaway

Rule of 3Rule of 3rdrd

Divides into 9 sections, then pointes of interest should occur at 1/3 or 2/3 of the way.

3 Different types of Photo’s3 Different types of Photo’s

Travel Photo is about 2 different types of passports. Ultra Violent is with 2 flowers with the reflection of the sun. The Paranormal is a sample of Lincoln and a ghost. The Paranormal sample is the best because it spokes me out the most.

6 components of the Camera6 components of the Camera

Body: A light-tight compartment to house the recording medium.

Lens: A transparent element to focus light rays onto the recording medium of the components.

Aperture: controlling how much light reaches the recording medium.

Shutter: controlling how long the recording medium is exposed to the incoming light.

Viewfinder: to see the image that is to be captured.

Transport: a method of moving the film and holding it in the correct position.

5 Types of Cameras5 Types of Cameras

SLR : The viewfinder sees the same image as the main lens, what you see is what you get.

Viewfinder : In this type of camera the viewfinder is separate to the lens

Twin Reflex : The camera has 2 lenses — 1 for the photograph and one for the viewfinder.

View: Bellows that joins 2 standards, 1 with lens

and the other with film.Pinhole: A normal camera with no lens.

Clear about subjectClear about subject

I should make sure that my photography is a clearly defined subject. If I tried to take a picture of a person, and I don’t really like the background, I can just zoom in on the person. If I am taking pictures of flowers, I should do wide shots because it seems like the best way to take pictures of flowers

Why do you compose the entire Why do you compose the entire frame?frame?

When I’m taking pictures of the entire frame, it is easy to overlook the other parts of the composition. If the objects of the shot is not completely on the frame, then I should make sure it still looks good. I also know that objects of the picture looks terrible, when you see the whole things.

Why use different camera angles?Why use different camera angles?

We use different angles because it has a strong influence on it being perceived. A photo that is looking down on a person that may look terrible after taking it. But when I’m taking a picture that is looking up on someone, then it looks good.

Why should you strive for Why should you strive for balance?balance?

If you strive the balance, then it look pretty good. If your balance is terrible then it isn’t going to work well for the photo, but when you strive the balance, then it would work well.

Why use lines when composing?Why use lines when composing?

You use lines for many composition, like Vertical lines when you use it on power and height. Horizontal for stability and security. Diagonal when it effects dynamic than vertical and horizontal. Curved when you reflect nature, relaxation, and sensuality.