Photo Composition Part 2

1. Rule of Thirds

2. Balancing Elements

 

3. Leading Lines

 

4. Symmetry and Patterns 

 

5. Viewpoint

 

6. Background

 

7. Create depth

 

8. Framing

 

9. Cropping

 

10. Mergers and avoiding them

 

The Three Pillars of Exposure: Aperture, ISO, Shutter Speed

  Picture in f/2.8

Picture in f/16

1. The part of the human body closely related to the aperture is the pupil.

2. The smaller the aperture opening, the higher the aperture number.

3. The smaller the aperture number(larger opening) the more the foreground and background  are in focus, The larger the aperture number(smaller opening) the more you just focus on the foreground.

 Slow shutter speed

Fast shutter speed

1. Slow, medium, or fast:
Reasonable Light:
a.)fast
b.)fast
c.)slow
d.)slow
e.)long
f.)fast
 Dark:
a.)fast
b.)fast
c.)long
d.)long
e.)long
f.)long
2. Shutter Speed Settings-

 
• Slow
• Fast
• Long

ISO 6400

ISO 200

1. A higher ISO makes it so the camera takes in more light, making it good when there is little light, such as at a football game at night.
2. Try to use low ISO more often in well lit areas.
3. High ISO should be used in dim lit or dark areas.

F4- 1/60 clear and bright
F5.6- 1/30 clear and bright
F8- 1/15 blurry and bright
F11-1/15 blurry and dim
F16-1/8 very blurry and dim
F22-1/8 very blurry and very dim