Photography Induction

For our Photography Induction, we were inducted into the use of the Photography area in regards to health and safety, studio spaces and how to set up lighting. We got the oppotunity to learn about a few of the options available to use on a DSLR Camera and tested out some different lens in order to get a variety in the type of photograph we would produce:

ISO:

By changing the ISO and letting more or less light into the camera, you can determine how under or over exposed to the light your camera lets in.

 

ISO

Shutter Speed:

You can take images of objects moving but by changing thwe shutter speed, you can determine whether they stay still in the image (fast shutter speed) or show thier movement and blur (slow shutter speed).





Shutter Speed

 Apature:

The Apature of the camera would allow for someone to have the background of an image blurred and have the object clear or have the object blurred and the background clear

Program AE:

Will set the Apature and Shutter Speed for you but will need to do everything else manually

Program AE

White Balance Filters:

Allows you to choose the filter that is reflective of the light in the room to balance out the image

White Balance Filters

Lens:

So that you can get a variation in your image quality, such as macro scale of panaramic views, you can use different lens and attach them to the camera in order to get the type of image you want.
Fish Bowl Lens

This makes the photograph seem slightly panaramic and gives it a rounded quality

Fish Bowl Lens

Wide Angle Lens:

Allows for the image to have a wide angle so that you can get more fitted into the image regarding the width



Wide Angle Lens

Macro Lens:
The macro lens allows you to take clear, close up photographs in alot of detail from far away



Macro

Lighting (with Macro Lens):
Lighting can be used in order to have some emphasis on an object and make the area seem much brighter and allow for some definition on the product.



Lighting