Digital photography and imaging--Week5

NAME: LIANG LIWEN

ID NUMBER: 0369625

COURSE: BACHELOR OF DESIGN CREATIVE MADIA

GROUP: 4

DATE: May 30,2024

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LECTURE

1.In photography, exposure is the amount of light

which reaches your camera sensor or film.

2.The main parts of the camera: 

1. Camera body:

• Shutter

• Image sensor

• LCD screen

Camera lens: Aperture/ Iris

3.EXPOSURE SETTING

SHUTTER SPEED: Shutter Speed refers to the time the shutter of a camera is open. A fast shutter speed means that the light is felt by the camera's sensor for a shorter period of time, so it can freeze motion or reduce the blurring effect of camera shake. Slow shutter speeds can cause motion blur or extend the duration of light entering the sensor.

ISO: ISO is a unit of sensitivity, representing the sensitivity of the camera sensor to light. A higher ISO means clear images can be obtained in low light conditions, but may introduce more noise. A lower ISO means the camera gets sharp images in better lighting conditions, but with less noise.

RIS: Iris refers to the aperture size of the camera lens. The larger the aperture, the more light will enter the camera, and the smaller the aperture, the less light will enter the camera. The change in aperture size affects the depth of field (focus range) and the amount of light passing through the photo.

Title: 1.Learn Photography

Link:https://photographylife.com/learn-photography

2. Title: What Is Shutter Speed? - Beginner Friendly Tutorial

Link: https://youtu.be/FdJhkRFFvUs

3. Smartphone VS Pro DSLR

Link: https://youtu.be/lUPGljku_kE

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EXERCISE

PROJECT 1B: DIGITAL IMAGING EXERCISE  (10%)

1. PROJECT 1B - PART 1: Hearst Mansion

Process of Hearst Mansion Exercise

Final outcome of Hearst Mansion Exercise

Final submission:

The process

Final outcome of my version of Hearst Mansion

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FEEDBACK: 

week 5: Being able to use photoshop proficiently and complete the Hearst Mansion Exercise and familiar with the use of Photoshop tools to complete this assignment .