PPT-Through the Viewfinder:

Author : ellena-manuel | Published Date : 2017-11-10

Using Photography to Document Library Space Use Kathleen Webb Background The University of Dayton Catholic and Marianist Approximately 7000 undergraduates Residential

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Using Photography to Document Library Space Use Kathleen Webb Background The University of Dayton Catholic and Marianist Approximately 7000 undergraduates Residential 96 live in University housing all four years. Wide Shot (WS). Establishes location. COM 163 – . Chapter 6: . Looking Through the Viewfinder. 2. Framing a shot – Field of View. Medium Shot (MS). Brings us closer. See the action. COM 163 – . Using Photography to Document Library Space Use. Kathleen Webb. Background . The University of Dayton. Catholic and Marianist. Approximately 7000 undergraduates. Residential – 96% live in University housing all four years. PART 1- WILLIAMS . QUESTIONS TO ANSWER. What are different types of cameras?. What makes a camera work?. What are the similarities and differences between film and digital?. How do we take pictures?. PP designed for DVI by. Camilla S. Haneberg. Notional Space. Practice using your movable viewfinder. . Adjust the viewfinder to determine the notional space, name the shape and identify the orientation.. By Michael Flax. Focal Point. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.. Without a focal point the viewer’s eye will wander around the picture trying to figure out what the picture is all about.. The camera. All cameras are basically the same. A box with a piece of “film” in one end. A hole in the other end. The hole is there so that light can enter the box, strike the light-sensitive surface of the film and make a picture. Still Life: Musical Instruments Pieter Claesz (1597-1660), Still Life with Musical Instruments, 1623. Oil on canvas. Louvre Museum. This Baroque painting was created during the Dutch Golden Age. Twenty or so years ago you would be able to buy an all manual camera, for a fairly reasonable price.. Adding automatic features would cost a lot more.. Now a days, you can buy an automatic camera for a fairly reasonable price.. CAMERA. Types and Characteristics. (Jenis-jenis dan Ciri-ciri). Pin Hole Camera. Kamera Lubang Jarum. Categories of Camera. Light . Catcher Sensor Medium. (Medium Penangkap Cahaya). Analogue Came. ra.

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