Members:1)ALICIA SU YUN SHAN2 )SHARON WONG MIN YING

Pagoda / ”Q” / Car / Moving FanISO = 600

Aperture = f/4.0Shutter Speed =1/4 sComposition Rules = Rule of thirds

ISO = 600Aperture =f 5.6Shutter Speed = 1/10sComposition Rules = Rule of thirds

ISO = 800Aperture =f 4Shutter Speed =1/2 Composition Rules = cropping

ISO = 250Aperture =f 11Shutter Speed =1/ 250Composition Rules = Simplicity

ISO = 800Aperture = f 4Shutter Speed =1/50Composition Rules = Simplicity

The Best setting is :

To conclude, there is not a best setting for a photo. It depends on the condition when the photo

is being taken. For example, if we want to take photos under dim light, we have to adjust the

setting of the camera to high value of ISO. 800 above will be suitable. On other hands, if we

take the photos under bright environment, the ideal ISO setting will be from 100 till 600. It

depends on the brightness. For the shutter speed, ½ to 1/30 second is used to add motion blur

to the background of a moving subject and carefully taken hand-held photos with stabilization.

Yet, 1/50-1/100 second is for typical hand-held photos without substantial zoom. 1/250-1/500

second is used to freeze everyday sports/ action subject movement and hand held photos with

substantial zoom. The aperture depends on the speed of the object. If an object is moving very

fast, we need a very fast shutter speed to take its picture (may be 1/2000 second or 1/4000

second). Besides, aperture also depends on the lighting condition. If we want to take a picture in

a low light environment (such as indoor) without flash, there has two ways to get the light that it

needs. First method is adjust shutter speed (open it for long period, may be take 2 seconds to 5

seconds). Second method is open aperture as wider as possible. The degree of aperture also

depends on the depth of field. Wider aperture will decrease the depth of field (means make the

background become more blurry).