Photography doc

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Course :

Photography & Communication Graphics Faculty :Mr. Shailan Parker (photography) & Dr. Tridha Gajjar ( communication & graphics design)


Content

Place : Sunday Market ,Details : f/5.6 1/60 sec ISO 100


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Place : Manivh Chowk ,Details : f/5.6 1/20 ISO 1600

ACKNOWLEGEMENT...................................................... 7 Introduction......................................................................9 Light & Shade....................................................................13 Shutter speed.....................................................................17 Aperature............................................................................21 Depth of field......................................................................25 Exposure.............................................................................31 Focal length........................................................................33 White balance...................................................................35 Meteing.............................................................................37 Studiophotography.........................................................39 ISO.......................................................................................45 Trip.......................................................................................49 Sunday market..................................................................53


I take this opportunity to express my profound gratitude and deep regards to Mr.Shailen Parker and Dr.Tridha Gajjar for helping me throughout the module . Photography module helped us to gain deeper understanding of all the essential elements of the photography. Communication graphics module has developed my design sensibility towards graphics and publication. I would also like to exted my gratitude to Mr.Aalok Joshi & Mani bhai for their help and support in various ways.


Acknowlegdement

Acknowlegdement

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Place : Sunday market ,Details : f/5.6 1/200 ISO 100


introduction

1 Introduction Photography is all about reading of light. The light is the most important essence in photography. Proper usage of the element helps in getting better results. An important activity which must be carried out regularly to improve the skills in photography is to read the photographs taken by each of us which leads to better understanding. This self analysis helps us to identify the mistakes and therefore helps us to avoid it in the future photographs.

Light is the essence of photography without it you have no photograph. The most constant source of light for the photographer is sun.However sunlight varies significantly depending on a number of factors either singularly or in combination. These factors has to be taken into account by the thoughtful photographer. When evaluting a scene that you propose to photograph you need to consider the position of the sun and how thelight, coming from the direction willaffect yourphotography.

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The way in which light strikes the subject makes a huge difference to the quality of the resultant photography.The main three aspects of DSLR are shutter speed, aperature size and ISO. By controlling all these three a better quality image can be achieved.

Place : Jamalpur flower market ,Details : f/5.6 1/125sec ISO 100 .


Equipment DSLR The amin tool for photography - the camera has

undergone lots of development and the quality of the image is also improving day by day with advancement in science. One of the latest tool is digital single-lens reflex camera (also called a digital SLR or DSLR) is a digital camera combining the optics and the mechanisms of a single-lens reflex camera with a digital imaging sensor, as opposed to photographic film. The reflex design scheme is the primary difference between a DSLR and other digital cameras. In the reflex design, light travels through the lens, then to a mirror that alternates to send the image to either the viewfinder or the image sensor. The alternative would be to have a viewfinder with its own lens, hence the term “single lens� for this design. By using only one lens, the viewfinder presents an image that will not perceptibly differ from what is captured by the camera’s sensor. next exposure.

Place : My home ,Details : f/5.6 1/3sex ISO 500.


introduction

Like SLRs DSLRs typically use interchangeable lenses (1) with a

proprietary lens mount. A movable mechanical mirror system (2) is switched down (exact 45-degree angle) to direct light from the lens over a matte focusing screen (5) via a condenser lens (6) and a pentaprism/pentamirror (7) to an optical viewfinder eyepiece (8). Most of the entry level DSLRs use a pentamirror instead of the traditional pentaprism. Focusing can be manual or automatic, activated by pressing halfway on the shutter release or a dedicated AF button. To take an image, the mirror swings upwards in the direction of the arrow, the focal-plane shutter (3) opens, and the image is projected and captured on the image sensor (4), after which actions, the shutter Compared to the newer concept of mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras this mirror/prism system is the characteristic difference providing direct, accurate optical preview with separate autofocus and exposure metering sensors. Essential parts of all digital cameras are some electronics like amplifier, analog to digital converter, image processor and other (micro-)processors for processing the digital closes, the mirror returns to the 45-degree angle, and the built in drive mechanism re-tensions the shutter for the image, performing data storage and/or driving an electronic display.

Courtesy : Wikipedia .

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1 Light & Shade As photography is all about reading light , this chapter shows the images which has the light as well as shade phenomena plays aorund it.

Place : Champaner ,Details : f/5.6 1/50 sec ISO 100 .


light & shade

f/5.6

1/250sec 1600 ISO

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f/5.6 1/250sec 1600 ISO

Place : Jamalpur flower market .


light & shade

f/5.6 1/250sec 1600 ISO

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2 Shutter speed Shutter speed is measured in seconds, or fraction of seconds. The amount of light let in through the shutter is directly proportionate to the amount pf time the shutter is opened.

Place : NID ,Details : f/5.6 1/125sec ISO 100 .


Shutter Speed

f/5.6 1/4000sec 1600 ISO

f/5.6 1/250sec 1600 ISO

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f/5.6 1/30sec 100 ISO

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f/5.6 1/8sec 100 ISO


Shutter Speed

f/5.6 1sec 100 ISO

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f/5.6 8sec 100 ISO

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Place : Manich Chowk ,Details : f/5.6 1/20sec ISO 1600 .

3 Aperture Aperture controls the amount of light that, once reflected from your subject, is allowed to pass through the lens, and be recorded on the imaging sensor. The size of opening in the aperture is called as f-stops. High f-stops less amount oflight is allowed to pass through and viseversa.


Aperature

f/5.6 1/4sec 100 ISO

f/8 1/2sec 100 ISO

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f/13 0.77sec 100 ISO

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f/18 2sec 100 ISO


Aperature

f/25 1/2sec 1600 ISO

f/32 1/2sec 1600 ISO

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4 Depth of field Depth of field is a photographic term which defines what is in focus within your shot both in front of and behind, your point of focus. Point of focus is simply the area of the subject that you use to focus the lens.

Place : NID, Details : f/6.3 1/15sec ISO 100 .


Depth of field

Depth of field shown by changing the point of focus. f/9 1/10sec 100 ISO

f/9 1/10sec 100 ISO

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f/9 1/10sec 100 ISO 18mm

Depth of field shown by changing the focal length.

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f/9 1/10sec 100 ISO 24mm


Depth of field

f/9 1/10sec 100 ISO 55mm

f/9 1/10sec 100 ISO 34mm

f/9 1/10sec 100 ISO 45mm

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Depth of field shown by changing the aperture size.

f/5.3 1/125sec 500 ISO

Place : Paldi .

f/9 1/50sec 500 ISO


Depth of field

f/14 1/15sec 500 ISO

f/22 1/8sec 500 ISO

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5 Exposure The three variables - shutter speed, aperture and ISO make up exposure.

f/5.6 1/125sec ISO 100

f/5.6 1/400sec ISO 100

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Exposure

f/5.6 1/13sec ISO 100

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6 Focal length

f/11 1/200sec ISO 100 55mm Place : NID.

f/11 1/200sec ISO 100 45mm

f/11 1/200sec ISO 100 34mm


Focal length

Focal length is the distance between the face of the rear lens element and the film plane when the lens is set to infinity.

f/11 1/200sec ISO 100 28mm

f/11 1/200sec ISO 100 18mm

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7 White Balance White balance adjustments are needed in order to render your shot in the right colouror to adjust the colour of the shot to get a better photography.

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Fluorescent

f/11 1/125sec ISO 100

Direct sunlight Flash Cloudy

studio with the helpof the diffusor and reflector.

Incandescent

These photographs were taken in the

direct sunlight with the helpof the diffusor and a reflector

These photographs were taken under

White Balance 35

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Shade


8 Metering Different metering modes help you to determine the correct exposure and will work better for different types of composition or lighting situations. There are different metering modes like matrix, spot and centre - weighted metering.

f/5.6 1/160sec ISO 100 PATTERN

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Metering

f/5.6 1/160sec ISO 100 CENTRE -WEIGHTED AVERAGE

f/5.6 1/160sec ISO 100 SPOT

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9 Studiophotography In Studiophotography, the influence and effect of artifical light on photographs was studied with the help of diffused ligt and reflector.

Place : NID.


Studiophotography

Diffused light left-45degrees right-black panel

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Diffused light left-15degrees right-black panel

Diffused light left-90degrees right-black panel

Diffused light left-45degrees right-theromocol

Diffused light left-45degrees right-black panel

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Diffused light left-45degrees right-mirror

Place : NID.

Diffused light left-110degrees right-black panel

Diffused light left-135degrees right-black panel

Diffused light placed at the top

Diffused light left-135degrees with aluminium sheet

Diffused light right-135degrees back


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Studiophotography

Diffused light top back

Diffused light right-90degrees

Diffused light right-90degrees left - thermocol

Diffused light right front-45degrees

Diffused light right-45degrees front left - thermocol opposite

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Diffused light right-75degrees front

Place : NID.

Diffused light right front-75degrees left - thermocol

Diffused light front bottom

Diffused light front bottom left- thermocol at the back

Diffused light front bottom with mirror back lip

Diffused light front bottom fa with thermoco


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Studiophotography

Diffused light front bottom far

Diffused light rightside bottom left side - thermocol

Diffused light rightside bottom left side - without thermocol

Diffused light rightside bottom left side - thermocol

Diffused light rightside bottom left side - thermocol with sheet background

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10 ISO ISO is a measurement of your camera sensor’s sensitivity light. the higher your camera’s maximum ISO number, the more sensitive it is light.

f/10 1/40sec ISO 100

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ISO

f/10 1/100sec ISO 400

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f/10 1/500sec ISO 1600

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ISO

f/5.6 1/1000sec ISO 3200

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11 trip

Place : Champaner, Details : f/5.6 1/160sec ISO 100 .


Trip

f/5.6 1/125sec ISO 100

f/5.6 1/25sec ISO 100

Place : Champaner

f/5.6 1/20sec ISO 100

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As a part of the photography module we went for a photography trip to a place called Champaner which took about 3 hours to reach. is a historical city in the state of Gujarat, in western India. It is located in Panchmahal district, 47 kilometres from the city of Vadodara. In Chapaner we visited places like jama masjid, kabutarkhana, a falls,etc. By playing with the diferent elements of photography we explored it.

f/7.1 1/30sec ISO 100

Place : Champaner


Trip

f/8 1/2sec ISO 100

Place : Champaner

f/5.6 1/25sec ISO 100

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12 Sunday market

Place : Sunday Market Details : f/5.6 1/320sec ISO 100 .


Sunday market

f/5.6 1/80sec ISO 100

f/5.6 1/320sec ISO 100 Place : Sunday Market

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As a part of the photography module we went for a photography trip to a place called Sunday market which was located quite close to our college. In sunday market one could find wide varieties of people, things, food,etc mixed with different character, people dealing with different emotions,etc.

Place : Sunday Market, Details : f/5.6 1/400sec ISO 100 .


Sunday Market

Place : Sunday Market, Details : f/5.6 1/200sec ISO 100 .

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