PPT-Aperture

By Gemma Furley Depth of field Depth of field is the range of the scene that stays sharp and focused As we create small apertures the depth of field increases As we set large apertures the depth of field decreases . Dave Swan, founder, has focused on imaging, document management and Enterprise content management, both in sales and support. In addition, Swanco has established relationships with people and organizations that add immensely to the depth of knowledge and experience Swanco has as its resources. Understanding the relationship between three critically important parameters: the ISO speed, aperture (or f-stop number), and shutter speed. . Definitions-. ISO speed: A measurement of how quickly your camera’s sensor absorbs light.. Photography Requirements. Explain how the following elements and terms affect the quality of a picture: . Light -- natural light/ambient, flash . Exposure -- aperture (f-stops), shutter speed, depth of field . Aperture, ISO and Shutter Speed. Exposure. Exposure relates to light and how it enters and interacts with the camera. . There are 3 main elements that need to be considered when playing around with . Yiton. Yan. SLAC. Dynamic aperture . (DA) studies. tracking. Default method: . symplectic. . element by element tracking . – however, attention will be more. on nonlinear maps.. Taylor-map tracking – accurate, but not exactly . TTM5. Part: Collaboration Space Building Block 2. Item/NTNU October 2013. . L A Rønningen. CollSpace2 – a realization of a collaboration space . Legend: CSBB2 – CollSpace2 Building block. . 08:30 Access to reset QPS card of Q4.R8. 10:30-11:40 No beam from the injectors due to unplanned intervention on RAMSES software and SPS extraction septum problem (beam 2) . Ramp-Squeeze for chromaticity measurement and verification of the beta* and energy limits of the collimators . SnowMass. Preparation . 21-2-2013. J. Van . Nugteren. We want a new 20T Dipole. Higher energies . to f. ind . new fundamental . physics. So we can improve our understanding of the universe we live in. D. e. p. t. h. of . F. ie. l. d. D. e. p. t. h. of . F. ie. l. d. What is Depth of Field?. The distance both in front of and behind the focus point which . appears. . acceptably. focused.. D. e. p. Photography Requirements. Explain how the following elements and terms affect the quality of a picture: . Light -- natural light/ambient, flash . Exposure -- aperture (f-stops), shutter speed, depth of field . Or. The Exposure Triangle. The Power Players. Aperture. Size of the hole that lets light into the camera. Shutter Speed. How long the light is allowed to enter the camera. ISO. How sensitive the media recording the image is to light. Module 5. A. perture. is the camera part that controls the amount of light that enters the camera. . Aperture is measured in f/stops. . The size of the aperture will primarily affect how much of the scene is in focus, the . How does the . aperture . affect exposure?. A WIDE/LARGE f/stop is a SMALLER number (f/2) = OPENS the aperture for MORE light. A SMALL f/stop is a LARGER number (f/22) = CLOSES the aperture for LESS light.. What is Exposure?. The amount of light, and act of light, falling onto a photosensitive material. (either the SD card or film). How Do You Control Exposure?. There are three factors that control the exposure of your image:.