if you are still not sure about EXPOSURE Triangle watch these video on ISO control / Aperture control / Shutter speed - and learn to adjust them.
Soft lighting with Reflectors:
watch the 2nd half of Karl Taylor's video (start at 5:45)to learn about how you can take a nice portrait with SOFT light.
Practice shots with your group mates...
in A or Av mode take 2 shots with soft lights one regular and one with Reflector...
Have your subject stand 90 degrees to the light source... window light on either side of the subject's face.
upload to Flickr as # 37- Soft light without reflector and # 38 Soft light with reflector.
in the description write your observation of the lighting on your subjects.
Tuesday: Start on Project # 2 (Test 2) write up printed Due Monday 11-7-16
email your proposal of Project # 2 today (if you are not sure what to write watch the videos and tell me what you will do to take your 6 pictures....
Project #2:
soft light portrait (no flash) with different focal length (18 mm, 35 mm and 55mm)
Use the lowest and highest APERTURE possible for these focal length in "A" or "Av" mode.
then try to to take a portrait with Bokeh effects by adjusting the setting... you should shoot in "A" mode. Take your photos at focal length 18, 35, 55 mm.
notice the difference in focal length.
watch Karl Taylor's lesson 5: Natural (soft light) Portrait & understanding-depth-of-field-beginners
Highlights:
1. Choose the bright part as the photography background and significantly blur.
Choose the bright part of the light as the background, to avoid the picture gives a heavy impression. Evergreen plant's color is more concentrated, even if they are virtual, the color is not so beautiful. Shooting background does not have to be plants, you can also choose brightly colored walls.
2. Backlight makes the hair produce high light effect.
The subject's position must be carefully figured out, choose a suitable location, make the hair appear high light, it looks very shiny.The hair once seemed shiny, the expression of the character will give viewers a special impression. If the hair looks black, the whole picture will appear dark, so the photographer needs consciously add high light.
3. Use reflective panels to make the dark face become bright.
The effective use of reflectors can make the dim face become bright and the skin have rich texture. When shooting portraits, in principle, should use the backlight or edge-lit instead of smooth light. Reflectors are outdoor shooting portraits must carry tools.
4. While framing you can crop the arm.
Anyone would like to try to shoot beautiful photography background blur portrait photos. Manufacturing virtual lens elements are aperture size and focal length. These two factors affect each other produce blur effects. Focal length of the lens is certain, the larger the aperture, the more obvious bokeh effect . Fixed aperture value, the longer the focal length, the more obvious the bokeh. From the conclusions, bright maximum aperture and longer focal length telephoto lens can bring the most obvious blur effect.
Review first before taking your pictures Lesson 6 from Karl Taylor
http://tech-tut.com/depth-of-field-quick-memory-cheat-sheet/
Posing your subject tips!
Karl Taylor's Lesson 5-8
Find a subject (your model) & go to a location with a large area of light, i.e. next to a window. the background should be at least 5 feet away.
Use a reflector to fill in the shadow... take a minimum
of 6 pictures for your write up. Shoot in (A) Aperture mode, let the camera decide the shutter speed for this assignment. start with ISO in 200. (adjust if necessary) Shoot in RAW + JPEG.
refer to blurry bkgd
Good luck and have fun!
(Thurs)Finish and upload portrait to Flickr.
( Fri)
based on your 18mm, 35mm,55mm portrait
Explain how this Bokeh effect Portrait is an art work.
Does it contain an element of art? What about its Design principle? (refer to PPT #2)
How did you set up the lighting for this photo-shoot?
What kind of lighting did you use? (refer to PPT # 3)
What kind of lighting did you use? (refer to PPT # 3)
How did you come up with the right setting for this picture?
What was the type of lens used for this project? which focal length was best the Bokeh effect?
What was the type of lens used for this project? which focal length was best the Bokeh effect?
What did you find / learn from this art Project?
Extra Credit Possibility- Weekly flickr video review 1 pg report due Mondays.
PPT # 5: More on Exposure (Ch 3) next week!
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