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5.6
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RC- resin coated therefore doesn't let chemicals penetrate
Fiber- chemicals penetrate |
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| untitled movie stills & conceptual portraits |
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| captured movement that the human eye typically could not distinguish as separate movements |
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F64 group
beautifying everyday objects
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Farm Securities Administration
Walker Evans |
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Subway series (camera in coat)
Great Depression |
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from KS
shot racism (harland gangs) |
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| Relation between shutter speed and aperture |
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as shutter speed ↑ (gets larger in length of time)
aperture ↑ (increases in number, decreases in amount of light let in) |
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built into camera body
can reach faster speeds
exposed in segments |
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has 3 parts that close in a circular motion
built into camera lens
quiet
usually don't go above 1/500th of a second |
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the area inside the camera
location in which the camera focuses on an object, which must be on light sensative material |
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| 35mm camera advantages and disadvantages |
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advantages: easy to carry and take places
disadvantages: doesn't have as much depth of field |
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advantages: higher resolution can be produced, smooth gradiation, more photographic creativity, large depth of field
disadvantages: accessibilty and price |
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Advantages: higher resolution, increased depth of field
Disadvantages: slower, contemplative style |
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| lens types based on focal length |
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| lighting directions and effects |
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front: flattens objects
back: darkens the person...
side: brings out textures |
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| more natural depth of field |
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prime: fixed focal lense
zoom: many lengths |
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| aspects controlling depth of field |
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| focal length, aperture, distance from subject |
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| what happens with a higher ISO? |
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| what type of film developer do we use? |
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| in order to not change exposer what do you need to do? |
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go down in aperture (more light)
go up in shutter speed (decreases time) |
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| what is the slowest lense? |
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| what is the fastest lense? |
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