Thursday, October 22, 2009

Camera (chosing the right settings)



Stetting one(a hike to photograph a rare animal)
-Find good footing(correct stance)

-Use power switch to activate your D70 SLR camera

- A fast shutter speed (200) is nessesary to capture the animals movement. This is done by using the main command dial and the changes can be viewed on the control panel.
-The down fall to using a fast shutter speed is that there isn't much light but this situation is easily remedied by using a larger aperture.( F4.5) allowing more light. This is done by scrolling with the sub-command dial.
-The white balance setting should be set to "sunny" because the photograph is being taken out side. this change is done by holding down the key with the letters WB above it and then scrolling through the settings using the main command dial and the control panel to find the little picture of a sun.
-An ISO of 200 would be where to start because of the abundance of natural light and colors. The Iso is set by holding down the button that says ISO and using the main command dial and the control panel.
-After you sight the animal adjust zoom and focus , take your photo and hike back so you can put your picture on your photo blog.

1 comment:

  1. Austin, you are still missing a Blog List. Though you had a one-day extension to complete this work, it is still not done - a few days later. You are using your first of two "byes" for this missed assignment.

    Please add a Blog List as soon as possible. It is a requirement.

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