light painting for Halloween

http://lightpaintingblog.com/light-painting-tutorial-how-to-light-paint-a-skeleton/

Reminder that the take home project test # 2 is due tomorrow.
pls add last friday's proposal answer to the doc before printing.

Light painting - 1 more practice shot >>> project 3

 still TV mode but start with 1 second, add more time if needed - might need tripod.

light paint your name or initial (picture #52)

going further Light portraits

or make Physiogram

project #3 possible photos this weekend



download app or check out DSLR to take the 2 required photos.

Effect of shutter speed... Tv mode

 Practice how to capture motion with Shutter Speed bracketing picture# 51 Upload & share!

Mp2 Week# 2: Project # 2

Soft light portraits with or without reflector       

Video intro Watch from 5:45 to the end         https://youtu.be/u9prcUCHlqM?t=5m45s

take 2 pictures....

send/share in Google Photo 

Google Photo # 47 without reflector & your observation

Google Photo # 48 with reflector & your observation

due at the end of the period. (email: AJS11-02 Your name Reflector photos) send video reviews & photo links.
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MP2: Week# 2: Project (take home Test#2) 
Bokeh Effect Portraits Due Friday 11-1-19

10-29-19 Tuesday: Proposal and procedure for Project # 2
                   AIM:Which Focal length produces the best Bokeh effect?           

1.who is your model(s)? anybody outside of Photography class _____________________

2.how will you pose your subject? (posing video) take only from chest up "go close" and the background should be at least 5 feet away.

3.where will you be taking the photo? Indoor or outdoor

4.what kind of lighting? __________ reflector needed? Yes or No

5.what is your DSLR setting? what mode will you be shooting in? ____

6.how will you set up for each photo? upload to Google Photo

# 49abc- Control ( all clear and focus) aperture = f/ _____  ( take at 3 focal lengths)

# 50 a Bokeh at 18 mm max aperture= F/ __

# 50 b Bokeh at 35 mm max aperture= F/ __      Common F-stop = _______

# 50 c Bokeh at 55 mm max aperture= F/ __

(move in and out as you adjust the zoom on the lens to keep the subject same size)

#50 d Photoshopped  so its your ART piece. goto Edit and use the photo editor.
Extra credit: https://i.gifer.com/QI10.gif


https://gifer.com/en/QI10
read this before shooting your project https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/tips-and-solutions/seven-tips-every-beginning-portrait-photographer-should-know

Project # 2 write up...in Google doc

Write up for Project # 2: Bokeh  effect Portrait  Due Friday 11/1/19 printed

based on your 18mm, 35mm, 55mm portraits (6 pictures)

AJS11-0__ Your name Project/Test # 2: Bokeh Portraits (SHARE google doc)

add QR code

Album link

add the  6 photos with EXIF

EXIF = ISO, F-stop, Shutter speed and focal length

Q & A

1.Explain how this Bokeh effect Portrait is an art work. What is the message here?

2.Does it contain an element of art? What about its Design principle? (refer to PPT #2)

3.How did you set up the lighting for this photo-shoot?
4.What kind of lighting did you use? (refer to PPT # 3)

5.How did you come up with the right setting for this picture? (the exit slip)
6.What was the type of lens used for this project? which focal length was best the Bokeh effect?

7.What did you find / learn from this art Project? 
8.What was your experience like working with a live subject?

extra credit: Aperture bracketing.

planning for Project # 2: Bokeh effect in AV mode

sorry students, I try to come in today, but this coughing is not letting up...
so today you will read this article on Bokeh effect for portraits and fill in the following chart for attendance and participation. Find someone NOT taking photography class for subject. you can even try taking pictures of your pet too. https://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-achieve-nice-bokeh-in-plain-english/

BOKEH = noun.  a Japanese term for the subjective aesthetic quality of out-of-focus areas of a photographic image.

Below is a photo I took just the other day.  It is an example of an image with nice bokeh and how to use it effectively.

By blurring out the background, the entire image looks visually pleasing. You can’t even see she is standing on a sidewalk next to a parking lot!

email this:

subj: ajs11-0__ your name Project # 2 proposal

Proposal and procedure for Project # 2
                   AIM:Which Focal length produces the best Bokeh effect?           

1.who is your model(s)? anybody outside of Photography class _____________________

2.how will you pose your subject? (posing video) take only from chest up "go close" and the background should be at least 5 feet away.

3.where will you be taking the photo? Indoor or outdoor

4.what kind of lighting? __________ reflector needed? Yes or No

5.what is your DSLR setting? what mode will you be shooting in? ____

6.how will you set up for each photo? upload to Google Photo

# 49abc- Control ( all clear and focus) aperture = f/ _____  ( take at 3 focal lengths)

# 50 a Bokeh at 18 mm max aperture= F/ __

# 50 b Bokeh at 35 mm max aperture= F/ __      Common F-stop = _______

# 50 c Bokeh at 55 mm max aperture= F/ __

(move in and out as you adjust the zoom on the lens to keep the subject same size)

#50 d Photoshopped  so its your ART piece. goto Edit and use the photo editor.

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extra credit: Aperture bracketing.

send video review email for attendance

Dear sub and students,
    (do now) please send a short video review about the exposure triangle video we watched in class yesterday as your attendance for today. subj: AJS11-0__ Your name 10-24-19 attendance 

* watch this for  worksheet

Exposure triangle video

for classwork: answer the worksheet as the last slide for PPT#4. send link as EXIT slip.

Reference chart: Exposure triangle:

worksheet:
with Class exercise:

Given the following scenarios, what are the appropriate settings for focal length, aperture, shutter speed and ISO? Lens used the 18-55mm on Canon T-6. Try out your settings too.

        1) Beautiful sunny day and you want to take sharp image of a building from a close distance.

         ISO=           Shutter Speed =           Aperture=            Lens (Focal length)=

2) At a birthday party with candle lights only and you’re taking a picture of the cake 

          ISO=           Shutter Speed =                      Aperture=            Lens (Focal length)=

3) Early Morning, sun is not up yet and you’re taking a picture of the beach and you want everything to be in focus.   

           ISO=           Shutter Speed =         Aperture=       Lens (Focal length)=

4) You’re taking a picture of your significant other in a crowded place in the afternoon at 5:30PM near Times Square. You only want your subject to be in focus and everything else to be blurry.    

            ISO=            Shutter Speed=                    Aperture=       Lens (Focal length)=

5) You’re taking a picture of a Lamborghini in a racetrack with overcast daylight but want to give motion blur to everything else but the car.   

         ISO=        Shutter Speed =                      Aperture=          Lens (Focal length)=

6) You’re taking a picture of a ninja during broad daylight (assume ninjas are fast!)

          ISO=             Shutter Speed =             Aperture=       Lens (Focal length)=

7) You’re in your corner office on the 10th floor and you are taking a picture of your friend that works on the 10th floor in a neighboring building during broad daylight at 12:00PM.

           ISO=         Shutter Speed =           Aperture=      Lens (Focal length)=

update your album when done.
 discussion and picture taking of exposure triangle (photo#41 to 46)
Write up: Exposure triangle: Defined with examples Taken with DSLR

# 41-42 (A (av) mode)  Picture with Small aperture & Large Aperture (Dof)

# 43-44(S (tv)mode)   Picture with Fast shutter Speed & Slow shutter Speed (motion).

# 45-46 (M mode)  Picture with Low ISO and High ISO (image quality)

(write up on the observation of your practice shots).

MP2: Cityscape & PPT#4 due

Monday
Do Now:
Print out your cityscape HW (MP2 album # 31-40)

Classwork: Con't with PPT# 4 day 3

Tuesday
Practice shots - different aperture (#41-42) in AV mode

Wednesday
Video + more practice shots... (#43 to 46)
finish with worksheet as HW

Hint: Exposure triangle:

Thursday - printout
Video on Project # 2
Take pictures using the reflectors (# 47 #48)

Friday
google doc write up for project # 2
take pictures today and over weekend (# 49a,b,c + # 50a,b,c)

TGIF Photostory# 2 & PPT#4

Do now: Write out your Photo-story # 2 NYC Cityscape
               Pretend you're a tour guide. show me NYC through your eyes.
AJS11-0__ Your name PS#2 Draft email for credit.
*** Check out Andrew Proko for ideas

Class work: day 2 on PPT# 4

end of MP1 & start MP2

cover page with NEW Qr code and album link.
Reminder: HW: City Landscape photostory.... "cityscape" due Oct 21,2019
same rubric as Food story. Upload to MP2 album (#31 to 40)

PPT#4: Camera Lens

Start PPT# 4 cover slide and share by the end of the period. (due 10-23-19)

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Thursday

Powerpoint 4: Camera Lens should include the following...

print out by Wednesay 10-23-19

note: zoom vs. telephoto lens

Share Daily of your online research progress on Google slides...

Thursday                                                                 

Day 1: Oct 17 (Cite your sources and write in your own words!)

slide 1:Lens Focal length (the basic difference between lenses)

slide 2: Normal Focal Length (the most like human vision) add 500px.com photo with EXIF

slide 3: Long Focal Length (telephoto lenses) add 500px.com photo with EXIF

slide 4: Short Focal Length (Wide-angle lenses) add 500px.com photo with EXIF
EXIF = ISO, F-stop, Shutter speed and focal length

Friday

Day 2: Oct 18

slide 5: Automatic / Manual Focus (video ) how do you focus under different settings?

slide 6: Focus and Depth of Field (Dof) Know this well for Project #2
            and take one with DSLR for practice with your classmate as the subject.

slide 7: Depth of Field (controlling sharpness in a Photograph) how Focal length affect Dof. how to set it up on the DSLR?

           

Day 3:OCT 21

slide 8: Zoom, Macro, and Fisheye Lenses add picture of the lens, sample pictures taken by these lens and the prices too.

slide 9: Perspective: How a photograph shows depth (different direction views)

slide 10: Lens attachments (close up and filters)

due date OCT 22.

Day 4:  Exposure triangle worksheet with practice shots

slide 11 practice shots

slide 12 worksheet

Share & print....

Weekend assignment- City Landscape with ART elements & principles of designs. print out due Monday.

* watch this for next week's worksheet

Exposure triangle video