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What are the least successful parts of the photograph? Why?

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What are the least successful parts of the photograph? Why?

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The mood shoot we took turned out great however, me and the rest of the group should be changing the White Balance and the ISO settings more to imporve our mood that we planned to take pictures on.

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What technique and processes did you use?

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What technique and processes did you use?

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welll in the proccess i used

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How do your photographs relate to the work of others' that you have researched?

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How do your photographs relate to the work of others' that you have researched?

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For the mood shoot, I had to work in a group of 5 including myself, we all have our own ideas on taking pictures for the mood shoot but we manage to try and relate to our pictures. We all took our pictures and one thign we noticed was we took pictures of the things we wanted to shoot but as well we including each other in our images, to show people in the photos and not just scene itself. This helped me with my idea and also all the others, we didn't plan this but it turned out to be better than I thought.

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The must successful parts of the pictures was when i took two people standind and the didn't know that i was taking it and the bleu colour in the backgroud was perfect aswell because it was a sunny day and i used 200 ISO to make the image more presentable

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well when i was taking the picture i took it in the lambeth park facing toward the tree and i used DSLR

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Did you experience any problems or difficulties? How did this affect you? 

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Did you experience any problems or difficulties? How did this affect you? 

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well at the first time started doing the course i starded to have some problem as you in the pictures but in the process i strated to get better at it like in the second picture.

The problem i had before was because i miss two weeks of college and the project already strated at that time and when i came i didn't know how long the picture has to stay in the products so i did over time and the pictures i captured got black

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what effect did these techniques and processes have on the end result 

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what effect did these techniques and processes have on the end result 

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if i did my step clearly i could have did my pictures more presentable because as you can see my picture didn't quit work because of the how long my pictures was expose to ligth

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What techniques and processes did you use? 

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What techniques and processes did you use? 

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We had to bring in our own objects that blocks out any light when fully closed, in my case I bring an chain, Buddha. At first we had to check if the object is completely closed off but one side of the object must be able to open it put in the light sensitive paper in the object. Next, we had to use tape if necessary to close off any areas that exposes light and to use a pin to poke a hole on one side. Afterwards we went to the darkroom to put the light sensitive paper in the box and go outside and expose the pinhole to the light for at least half a minute and cover it up again to go back to the darkroom and put the paper into development for 1 min 30 sec, stop for 30 sec and finish for 4 minutes.

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Complete the following sentence: white balance adjust an image so that...

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Complete the following sentence: white balance adjust an image so that...

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it change the lighting of the image.
For example, using incandescent by changing the white balance settings it'll change how the image will appear and incadescent will make look blue instead of its original colours when the photo should originally look.

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what would happen without the correcting any white in the image?

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what would happen without the correcting any white in the image?

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The image would look a bit crisp and not as clear (fogged). There will be a lot of noise in the image too. This would mean you will not be able to view the image clear enough.

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1. Flash
2. Cloudy
3. Shade
4. Fluorescent
5. Incandesdcent

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The Kelvin scale is an absolute thermodynamic temperature scale using as its null point absolute zero, the temperature at which all thermal motion ceases in the classical description of thermodynamics.

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The White Balance setting you choose will change the colour balance in your pictures, making it warmer or cooler depending on how the sort of light you're shooting in affects things.
Using Auto White Balance is the simple option, but your camera's White Balance presets give you more control over colour.
In this tutorial we'll explain exactly how these work and how to fine-tune your white balance settings to ensure the most accurate colours possible.

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White balance (WB) is the process of removing unrealistic color casts, so that objects which appear white in person are rendered white in your photo. Proper camera white balance has to take into account the "color temperature" of a light source, which refers to the relative warmth or coolness of white light.

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The higher the ISO number, the more sensitive the sensor is to light, while the lower the ISO number, the less sensitive the image sensor is to light.

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Complete the following sentence: The higher ISO the...?

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Complete the following sentence: The higher ISO the...?

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The higher the ISO number, the more sensitive the sensor is to light, while the lower the ISO number, the less sensitive the image sensor is to light.

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On a cloudy day outside ISO would you use?

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On a cloudy day outside ISO would you use?

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In bright light (like the middle of a sunny day), you'll normally use ISO 50 or ISO 100. These lowest settings can be used because there is lots of light around.

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1 ISO 1 – ISO 99

2 ISO 100 – ISO 199

3 ISO 200 – ISO 999

4 ISO 1000 – ISO 4999

5 ISO 5000 – ISO 8999

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ISO is the sensitivity of your sensor to light. The ISO setting you use depends on the amount of light in the scene you are photographing. The more light you have to work with the lower you can set your ISO

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International Organization for Standardisation

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ISO is actually a common short name for the International Organisation for Standardization

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In the early 1930s, Dali prometed the idea of the surrealist object, of which this is a classic example. The surrealists valued the mysterious and provocative effect of such unexpected conjunctions. Dali, in particular, belived that this objects couls reveal the secret desiers of the unconscious losters and telephones had strong sexual connotations for him, and he drew a close analogy between food and sex. He made Loster telephone for Edward James, the British collector who has the most active patron of surrealist artists in the 1930s.

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https://sway.com/3HhyfTmUOCg8z6Ph?ref=Link