Lenses and Photography Vocabulary
I would use a telephoto lens to? To normalize the size and distance difference between near and far objects, can make the depth of field appear more shallow.
I would use a prime lens to? To get higher quality images.
I would use a wide-angle lens to? To exaggerating depth and relative size in a photo.
We also need to add more words to your vocabulary -
Define each term below in your blog entry. Also write a sentence that explains how it relates to taking better photos.
Depth of Field (shallow and wide) - Depth of field is a characteristic of a camera that can be used to enhance the image composition of the photo. Depth of field means the sharp area surrounding the point of focus to take better photos.
Light (angle and intensity) - measures of light are commonly known as intensity. These are obtained by dividing either a power or a luminux flux by a solid angle, a planar area or a combination of the two
Shadows
Diffusion - Diffused light comes from a relatively large light source, such as
window light or light reflecting off of a wall. Diffused light creates
soft edges between shadows and highlights. It softens textures, lines,
and contours.
Exposure - The state of being exposed to contact with something.Using these features allows you to take successive pictures while gradually changing the amount of exposure compensation.
Aperture (f-stop) - is the diaphragm in your camera that widens and narrows to determine depth of field.The higher the f-number, the larger your depth of field.
Shutter speed - In photography, shutter speed is a common term used to discuss exposure
time, the effective length of time a camera's shutter is open.
ISO - ISO measures the sensitivity of the image sensor.
