AO2: Focus

Photograph 1: !- The photo was shot with a Cannon 1.4f 50mm

lens. !- The 50mm has no zoom so you have to work

out the right distance between you and the subject. !

- The 50mm goes down to a 1.4f aperture which means the lens opens up more to let more light in, this will keep the subject in focus whilst the background blurs out. !

- The shutter speed is adjusted to whatever the aperture, too short and the photo wont get any light but too long and the photo will have too much light. !

- Photo is shot with manual focus, it makes it easier to do it yourself as sometimes the camera doesn’t know what to focus on. !!

Photograph 2: !- The photo was also shot with a Cannon 1.4f

50mm lens. !- The photo was taken further away from

photograph 1 so the detail isn’t as clear. !- The aperture is spot on, the subject is in focus

and the background is blurred as it should be. !- The shutter speed on the other hand was a bit

too long, the sky is just too light for a overcast day. !

- This photograph again was shot with a manual focus. !

- All photographs are taken with manual exposure adjustment.