Thursday, August 26, 2010

Exposure Triangle v1

The rationale of the second assignment is "To understand the use aperture, shutter speed and ISO is the basic but essential skills in photography. It allows photographers to have more control over the exposure of their photographs."

We are required to capture 6 photos using straight photographic techniques:

Aperture:
1. Shallow depth‐of‐field ‐ Focus on foreground
2. Shallow depth‐of‐field ‐ Focus on background
3. Deep depth‐of‐field

Shutter Speed:
4. Freeze Action
5. Motion Blur
6. Panning

This week assignment, I went to the garden near my house, the overhead bridge of the CTE expressway and woodlands waterfront for the photo-shoot. Here's the photos for this week:

Shallow depth‐of‐field ‐ Focus on foreground

Focus Foreground 1

f/4.5, 1/40 sec, 38mm, ISO-1600
Comments:


Focus Foreground 2

f/5.3, 1/100 sec, 62mm, ISO-100
Comments:


Focus Foreground 3

f/5.6, 1/60 sec, 105mm, ISO-125
Comments: The focus is on the bar instead of on the ants.

Shallow depth‐of‐field ‐ Focus on background

Focus Background

f/5.6, 1/250 sec, 135mm, ISO-400
Comments: Background not really clear

Deep depth‐of‐field

Deep DOF

f/4.8, 1/5 sec, 42mm, ISO-1400
Comments:

Freeze Action

Freeze Action

f/5, 1/320 sec, 36mm, ISO-100
Comments:

Motion Blur

Motion Blur 1

f/11, 6 sec, 18mm, ISO-100
Comments:


Motion Blur 2

f/7.1, 1/60 sec, 52mm, ISO-100
Comments:

Panning

Panning 1

f/11, 1/60 sec, 19mm, ISO-100
Comments:


Panning 2

f/14, 1/60 sec, 32mm, ISO-100
Comments:

I find that this week assignment was quite challenging as I had to take lots and lots of shots to get something that is good. I must say that I feel so happy after I managed to get a good one for my swing freeze action after so many attempts! :) But I find that focus on background and motion blur is very challenging for me as I still failed after many many attempts! :(

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