The Camera
Camera
1) The camera obscura is latin for dark room. The effect was achieved by cutting a hole in a wall then focusing and projecting light onto the wall in the chamber.
2) The modern camera came one step closer to being innovated when Isaac Newton and Christian Hguyens perfected the understanding of optics and process of making high quality lenses.
3) Niepce finally added film to the small portable cameras of that time. A glass lens, wood box and film.
4) Still works the same way: Light passes through the lens, into the camera and exposes the film.
5) Digital cameras use a sensor called a CCD instead of film. The images are captured on computer memory devices.
Camera Modes
6) Auto mode, the camera sets everything up for you while in program mode you have to do the work.
7) Portrait mode is used to take pictures of someone and blur out the background. It works by choosing the fastest available aperture.
8) It's used to freeze motion. It uses the highest shutter speed possible.
9)must set both the shutter and aperture.
The Half Press
10) It's for focusing in the camera before taking the picture so it doesn't come out blurry.
Controlling Flash
11) This symbol means the flash wont be active, this is used for when you are in a well lit area and don't need the flash.
12) This symbol means the camera will be the judge of whether it thinks you need more light in the area or not.
Introduction To Exposure
13) Too much light and the picture will be washed out.
14) Not enough light and the picture will be very dark.
The Universal Stop
15) Represents a relative change in the brightness of light.
16) 1
17) 2
Shutter And Aperture
18) more light
19) less light
20) The aperture controls the amount of light that seeps through
21) Change the F stop
1) The camera obscura is latin for dark room. The effect was achieved by cutting a hole in a wall then focusing and projecting light onto the wall in the chamber.
2) The modern camera came one step closer to being innovated when Isaac Newton and Christian Hguyens perfected the understanding of optics and process of making high quality lenses.
3) Niepce finally added film to the small portable cameras of that time. A glass lens, wood box and film.
4) Still works the same way: Light passes through the lens, into the camera and exposes the film.
5) Digital cameras use a sensor called a CCD instead of film. The images are captured on computer memory devices.
Camera Modes
6) Auto mode, the camera sets everything up for you while in program mode you have to do the work.
7) Portrait mode is used to take pictures of someone and blur out the background. It works by choosing the fastest available aperture.
8) It's used to freeze motion. It uses the highest shutter speed possible.
9)must set both the shutter and aperture.
The Half Press
10) It's for focusing in the camera before taking the picture so it doesn't come out blurry.
Controlling Flash
11) This symbol means the flash wont be active, this is used for when you are in a well lit area and don't need the flash.
12) This symbol means the camera will be the judge of whether it thinks you need more light in the area or not.
Introduction To Exposure
13) Too much light and the picture will be washed out.
14) Not enough light and the picture will be very dark.
The Universal Stop
15) Represents a relative change in the brightness of light.
16) 1
17) 2
Shutter And Aperture
18) more light
19) less light
20) The aperture controls the amount of light that seeps through
21) Change the F stop
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