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Learning Aim D: Reviewing Own Digital Photography for a Media Product 2

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Learning Aim D: Reviewing Own Digital Photography for a Media Product 2

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Learning Aim D: Reviewing Own Digital Photography for a Media Product 1

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Learning Aim D: Reviewing Own Digital Photography for a Media Product 1

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Learning Aim C: Creative Digital Photographs for a Media Produc

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Learning Aim C: Creative Digital Photographs for a Media Produc

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Location Shots 6/6
(Film)
ISO - 400
Exposure Time - 1/28th sec.

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Learning Aim C: Creative Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Creative Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Location Shots 5/6
(Film)
ISO - 400
Exposure Time - 1/28th sec.

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Learning Aim C: Creative Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Creative Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Location Shots 4/6
(Film)
ISO - 400
Exposure Time - 1/28th sec.

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Learning Aim C : Creative Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C : Creative Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Location Shots 3/6
(Film)
ISO 400
Exposure Time - 1/28th sec.
F.Stop/Aperture N/A

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Location Shots 2/6
(Film
ISO - 400
Exposure Time - 1/28th sec.
F.Stop/Aperture N/A
I particularly found this shot interesting because of the unexpected outcome, the subjects jacket was made of a reflective material that bounced back all the light used from the flash back onto the camera, resulting in the subjects face and hands being blacked out, this definitely fits in with my brief and the idea that to use 'arty' photos in my media product.

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Location Shots 1/6
(Film)
ISO - 400
Exposure Time - 1/28th sec.
F.Stop/Aperture -N/A
(The reason aperture settings are not available, is because the camera I used for some of these next 6 pictures does not have an aperture setting).
This picture, was shot on a nikon - l35 - AF (AF meaning auto focus) a 35mm film camera & unfortunately, there is only so much that the user can control in terms of settings, but despite this, it is still possible to achieve meaningful looking photos.

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Studio Shots 6/6
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160 sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/11
This shot almost mirrors the first studio shot I've used, by the subject sitting in the same position, however the picture was taken from a different angle as well as a change in lighting. This change being booth lights being used, but both light intensities were turned down to tone down the whole shot.

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photograpgs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photograpgs for a Media Product

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Studio Shots 5/6
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160th sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/11

I think this shot is especially good to use, because of how the colours of the subjects clothes contrast with the colour of the backdrop, by this I mean that as the backdrop is a fairly light blue and the subject's hat is bright red, it immediately immerses whomever may be looking into the photo, almost making the shot 'pop'

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Studio Shots 4/6
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160th sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/11
Here, I went back to using all the available flashes to light up both backdrop and subject, however a noticeable problem with this shot is; You can see both the leg of one of the light stands as well as the green curtain behind the backdrop, this definitely takes away some of the narrative element that the photo may have, a way to improve this would be to increase the focal length, zooming in on the subject slightly and moving to a different position further away from the subject, to achieve a better result.

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Studio Shots 3/6
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160th sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/11
This shot, is again a result of only using one light, to provide a shadow behind the subject and a portion of the subjects face darkened, to convey possible conflict and turmoil that isn't explicitly seen.

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Studio Shots 2/6
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160th sec.
F.Stop Aperture - f/11
With this shot, I took out one of the lights entirely and just wanted to light up the subject as much as possible with the one light, doing so, as predicted, would result in a slight shadow & a slightly darker looking subject and backdrop, no exposure settings were changed in in order to achieve this.

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Learning Aim C: Create Digital Photographs for a Media Product

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Studio Shots 1/6
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160th sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/11
To create these shots, I didn't want to stick with the light staying in the same positions pointing at the same thing, so for some of these shots, I'd point one light at the  the subject and the other at the blue backdrop to avoid any shadows being cast by the subject.

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One thing that needs to be considered about these portraits, is that on the day I went, for the majority of the time I was shooting, it was a very 'grey' day and wasn't particularly bright & also where I was shooting was shaded by buildings, which also had a hand in darkening my surroundings. To make this shot better, I could have upped the shutter speed, or even up the ISO number, but I feared that the camera would have become too sensitive to light, if it was set to 1600.
Portraits 3/3
ISO - 800
Exposure Time - 1/160sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/5.3

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There were also a number of times where my shot was not bright enough and I had to keep changing the aperture, shutter speed as well as ISO. After trying to use the bulb setting, it became clear that the shutter was exposed to the light for too long, effectively making the shot unnecessarily bright.
Light Painting/Night Shots
ISO - 100
Exposure Time - 20sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/13

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One problem I found with these light painting pictures, was the the fact that the ground I was shooting on, was slanted & even with a tripod, both light painting pictures turned out slanted.
Light Painting/Night Shots
ISO - 100
Exposure Time - 20sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/13

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As much as I like this picture, I am aware that I cannot be subjective to the photos I take, and I noticed that the exposure is slightly low, and to make this shot better, I could have upped the shutter speed to 1/250th a second, further more, I could have decreased the aperture number to allow more light to hit the sensor in the camera.
Portraits 2/3
ISO - 800
Exposure Time - 1/160sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/5.6

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For some of these portraits, I wanted to steer away from conventional portrait pictures, and look at slightly more abstract subjects.
Portraits 1/3
ISO - 400
Exposure Time - 1/250sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/5.6

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Location Shots 4/4
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/250sec.
F/Stop/Aperture - f/5.6

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Most aspects of this shot I think are adequate, the lighting, framing and angles are suitable,  but you can just about see that the tilt of my hand and that I didn't use a tripod in this shot, this was because of my surroundings, there wasn't enough space for me to put a tripod down, as I was on a busy street, only being centimeters away from being in the road.
Location Shots 3/4(Bokeh 1 of 1)
ISO - 400
F.Stop/Aperture - f/5.6
Exposure Time - 1/250sec

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Location Shots 2/4
With these next few shots, I took a trip to Central London , to try and capture a small aspect of city life and  tried to get as much of a range of types of photography as possible with the time of day and lighting conditions.
ISO - 800
Exposure Time - 1/200sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - F/8

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Location Shots  1/4
I wanted to show a range of different locations with these shots, from city life to greenery & foliage so this shot is a picture of a bush in the car park behind the college. I tried to focus on one aspect of the bush and have the rest out of focus, similar to how bokeh photography is.
ISO - 200
F.Stop - F/5.6
Expsoure Time 1/500

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Studio Shots 4/4
This is another example of how different angles can gain different perspectives of the same thing, this shot is actually the same shot as the previous photograph, just taken from a different angle, the higher angle, looking down the subject shows that the person in the shot could be upset about something.
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160 sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/18

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Studio Shots 3/4
In between shots, I moved the lights we used around the studio in different angles to gain different perspectives of the same thing, this also applies to camera angles as well as lighting angles. With this shot in particular, I also discovered by changing the aperture the amount of light that the camera picked up was different and it wasn't until after I had taken the shot, that it wasn't high enough, this resulted in the subject appearing slightly out of focus and darkened
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160
F.Stop/Aperture - f/16

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Studio Shots 2/4
After acknowledging that I need to make my studio shots more creative, I set up a red backdrop and asked my subject to be slightly more inventive in the way he posed.
ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 1/160 sec.
F.Stop/Aperture - f/

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Studio Shots 1/4

Now that we had a look at studio shots and actually had a go at taking some studio pictures,  we would look at them in more depth, by using more controlled lighting. This first shot shows that I have an idea of how studio shots could be taken, but there is no real depth to the shot, further more it isn't very sharp, this is due to my aperture number not being high enough, so as I took more shots, I tried to experiment.

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ISO - 200

Shot type - Close Up

Aperture - F5.6

Shutter Speed - 1/30sec.

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ISO - 200

Shot type - Close Up

Aperture - F5.6

Shutter Speed - 1/30sec.

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ISO - 200

Shot type - Close Up

Aperture - F5.6

Shutter Speed 1/30sec.

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IS0 - 200

Shot type - Close Up

Aperture - F5.6

Shutter Speed 1/30sec.

Bokeh photography is the blur produced by the out of focus parts of an image produced by the lens. By using card cut outs, it is possible to create shapes with the light, however due to specific circumstances, I could not show these images on here.

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ISO - 400

Aperture - 5.6

Shutter Speed - 1/60

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ISO - 400

Aperture - 5.6

Shutter Speed - 1/60sec.

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ISO-400

Aperture - 5.6

Shutter Speed - 1/60sec.

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ISO - 400

Aperture F5.6

Shutter Speed - 1/60 sec.

This was done by burning an incense stick and using an ambient source of light, being positioned a certain distance away from the stick. A black background was also put in to give the effect that the incense stick was the only object present in the room.

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Shot type - Close up

ISO - 200

Shutter Speed - 1/25sec.

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Shot type - Mid/Medium Shot

ISO - 200

Shutter Speed - 1/25sec.

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Shot type - Mid/Medium shot

ISO - 200

Shutter Speed - 1/25sec.

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Shot type - Long Shot

ISO - 200

Shutter Speed - 1/25sec.

In class, we took these studio shots, to give an idea of how studio photography is done, and the the process behind it, which is using a sensor which fits on top of the hotshoe and sends a signal to the flashes and lights around the studio to go off and provide an even amount of light on the subject. I asked a classmate to be the subject of these photos, and to 'act casual'.

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WB - Daylight

IS0 - 400

Apeture - 5.6

The function of 'Daylight' white balance is in the name, to suit daylight situations and isn't quite suitable for indoor situations, whereas if you were out in the field (outdoors) taking photos; this white balance setting may give your photo more warmth and colour to it, as it gives the shot a gold tint.

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WB - Fluorescent

ISO - 400

Apeture - 5.6

Fluorescent light in white balance is used to brighten up your shot. When doing so, it also compensates for the the light that isn't there or compensating for the 'cool shade' of the fluorescent light.

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WB - Tungsten

ISO - 400

Apeture - 5.6

The 'Tungsten' white balance setting gives the picture a blue/green tint. Tungsten is the metal filament used in some light bulbs. Using this white balance provides a blue/green tint to photos.

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WB - Auto

ISO - 400

Apeture - 5.6

The 'Auto'(automatic) white balance setting tends to be seen as the best to use, because it is more accurate and more true to the colour of the light the human eye picks up.

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ISO - 200

Max Apeture - 4.3

Exp. 2 Sec.

Focal Length. 28mm

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In this shot, one of my classmates took the flash light on his phone & went around the outline of my body, to make it look as if I had some sort of aura.

ISO - 200

Exp. - 10 Sec.

Focal Length - 18mm

Max Apeture - 3.7

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ISO - 200

Exp. 5 Sec,

Focal Length - 32mm

Max Apeture - 4.5

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This shot consisted of 3 of my classmates running around the studio, in order to create this almost 'spider web' of light.

ISO - 200

Exp. 6 Sec.

Focal Length - 27mm

Max Apeture - 3.7

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In this series of shots, we(our class) attempted to utilise the aperture, shutter speed and ISO to create seemingly intricate shapes and show motion of light.

This is a popular area of photography and s frequently used to take pictures of; fireworks, busy motorways, waterfalls, and other things that involve some element of 'speed'

ISO - 200

Exp. 5 Sec.

Focal Length - 32mm

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This final shot, was simply meant to give the impression that one friend was taking a photo of another friend

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This shot was supposed to look as if two friends were out at possibly a park or canyon or somewhere in the outdoors with a view, with one friend gazing out into the horizon, the other, sitting on the edge of a cliff or platform etc. However, due to the fact that I used a window to try and create this, I could only make it look as if the two friends were facing opposite directions.

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This shot was intended to look like the second photo, from a family a photo shoot of family portaits and I specifically focused on the photographer because when focusing on the family, it wasn't clear what was actually happening in the situation.

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This shot was meant to be a a family photo shoot, I used the magnifying glass to really focus on the family, so it is obvious what the main subject of the photo is.

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Inspired by the photography behind the promotion of Marvel's latest installment of film 'Ant-Man' (2015) Slinkachu. In class, we recreated the theme Slinkachu uses, by the using mini figures in real life situations.

This first one, was intended to look as if a couple were at the cinema watching a film (the film in the background is Pulp Fiction directed by Quinten Tarentino)

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This shot was simply used to show a clear background as well as a clear car.

ISO - 200

Max Apeture - 5

Exposure - 1/250 sec.

F-Stop - F/5.6

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The aim of this shot to attempt to get a shot with a blurry car with a sharp background.

ISO - 200

Max Apeture - 5

Exposure - 1/250 sec.

F-Stop - F/5.6

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The aim of this shot was to change the shutter speed to get a picture with a relatively clear and sharp car with a blurry background.

ISO - 200

Max Apeture - 5

Exposure - 1/40 sec.

F-Stop - F/5.6