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R090. Learning objective 1. LO1: . Understand the features and settings of digital photographic equipment.. Learning objective 1. Task 1. Task 2. Talk about the features and setting of equipment.. Capabilities and limitations of different equipment..
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 .
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 .
It could be said that photography was not “invented”…. but that it evolved over time. . The word “Photography” was first used in 1839. It was coined by Sir John Herschel. It comes from the Greek words “.
of. Photography. Where . does the . word. "Photography” . come from?. ". Photography" is derived from . the . Greek words . photos. ("light") and . graphé. . ("to draw") .
Photography. Term 1 Overview. Unit 1 – (. 9. weeks). Photography and mixed media. Making Task . – Design a school magazine or Diary cover.. Written Task . – Research Written Task. Year 9/10 Visual Arts.
The word photography comes from two ancient Greek words: photo, for "light," and graph, for "drawing." . "Drawing with light" is a way of describing photography. When a photograph is made, light is used to record a picture of an object or scene on a light-sensitive surface.
By: . Georg Petschnigg Maneesh Agrawala Hugues Hoppe Richard Szeliski. Michael Cohen Kentaro Toyama,. Microsoft Corporation. Presented by. : Yael Amsterdamer. Advanced Topics in Visual Computing, Spring 2012.
Digital Photography class. Elements of Composition/Photography. Using your camera. Flash/lighting. History of photography and famous photographers. Photoshop: use and ethics. Projects. with themes. Manual manipulation of photographs.
Jessica Seth. Pinhole Camera. A pinhole camera is a camera without a lens. It is made out of a light-proof box, usually black with one small hole on one side of the box. On the opposite side of the hole, you place photograph paper where an image can be projected on. Light passes through the hole and enters the box and projects an image of the scene on the photograph paper on the opposite side on of the box. .
