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Reworked to take background items out and added grass using the clone stamp to blurry legs

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Focus Stacking Photoshop Step by step instructions 

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Focus Stacking Photoshop Step by step instructions 

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How to Focus Stack in Photoshop // Tutorial

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Echeveria Agavoides close up. (Red tip succulent)

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Echeveria Agavoides close up. (Red tip succulent)

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Using single point focus to show the detail

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Japanese Azalea and White tailed Bumblebee

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Japanese Azalea and White tailed Bumblebee

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The camera I use is a Nikon D3500. 24.2mp. Shutter speed up to 30seconds. It has an ISO range from 100 to 25600. The standard lens is a 18-55mm. It also has bluetooth for instant photos to my devises.

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I brought my car for a photoshoot. We used it for perspective and angles.

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Taking a larger object and focus on a small area

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The camera I use is a Nikon D3500. 24.2mp. Shutter speed up to 30seconds. It has an ISO range from 100 to 25600. The standard lens is a 18-55mm. It also has bluetooth for instant photos to my devises.

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For the first part of the lesson I was taught how to use the A function on our camera. This function can be used to capture singular image giving them a blurred background or a wide image making everything in focus. This is called depth of field. By choosing a large aperture you can create the image with a blurred background or a small aperture for a large picture.

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By making the aperture smaller this creates a larger image in focus.

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For the second half we created images using the ISO function. This makes the sensor more sensitive to light in a darker area without using a flash. So by increasing the ISO I was able to increase the amount of light in order to take a brighter picture but there is a cost to that, the iso also enhances the subject making it more grainier the higher the iso.

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Our assignment was to create an image using only a light source. With a red torch we were able to capture a full image by slowing down the shutter speed and turning the iso down making it able to capture a solid image from a moving source.

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we created stickmen using only one light source per person.

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I was invited to photograph a wedding party at The Parlor. One picture I captured was using a 1 sec shutter speed and this was the result giving it a smokey effect.

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My garden fountain with a slow shutter speed of 1sec with an ISO of 800.

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Photograph texture. By turning down the iso I was able to create a close detail of these leaves with a blurred background, showing focus on only them.

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Carousel taken at the town moor. Reworked in a brown hue.

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Car Angle from the ground looking up.

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Taking what I had learned I used my new settings on my dog to create a detailed texture of her fur and blurred out the background.

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Colour, Depth and tone.

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My garden fountain with a shutter speed of 1/100 and an ISO off 1600