Camera Parts

1. SLR - A single reflex cameras use a mirror between the lens and film to show a focus screen. The image in the viewfinder is the same as what appears as the image.
2. TLR - Twin reflex camera has 2 lenses with the same focal length.
3. Lens - Focuses on the image you want. Bends light to help to take pictures
4. Shutter -  temporarily opens part of a camera to let light in when a photo is being taken
5. Shutter speed control - Length of time light is let into the camera
6. Aperture / Lens - Whole in the lens where light travels in the camera body
7. ASA/ISO/Film Speed - Measures sensitivity of an image. Brightens or darkens a photo
8. ASA/ISO Dial - Changes camera mode
9. Shutter release button - Used to take pictures
10. Rewind Knob - Rewinds the film back

Shutter Speed Contact Sheet

Shutter Speed

Shutter Speed

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Comic Portraits

ORIGINAL

BEST COMIC

OTHER COMICS

Sally's Progress

• Photoshop Banner 10/10 

• Favourite Photo with reflection- 4/5 see my comment

• Shape- Contact Sheet, best image, definition/reflection- 15/15

• Line- Contact Sheet, best image, definition/reflection- 15/15

• Leading Line- Contact Sheet, best image, definition/reflection- 14/15
• Colour- Contact Sheet, best image, definition/reflection- 15/15

Portraits Contact Sheet (Pictures I took)

Camera Modes

Camera Modes

                 

1. Portrait: Blurs the background to focus on the nearest object, clearing the subject
2. Macro/Close Up: Used to take close up shots
3. Landscape: Focus on the details of the foreground and background
4. Sports: Freezes movements of objects, people and backgrounds
5. Night: Exposes dark scenes usually with flash.
6. Daylight: Adds more orange to balance out the colour
7. AWB: Stands for Auto White Balance. Tries to accurately balance color and temperature.
8. Tungsten: Adds blue filter. Inside light
9. Custom: User sets the white balance
10. Florescent: Adds yellow
11. No Flash: The flash won't fire
12. Auto: Settings are programmed for the user
13. A/AV: Aperture-Priority allows you to decide the size of aperture
14. P: Programmed auto exposure allows you to just point and shoot
15. TV/S: Shutter-Priority continues to change the aperture and ISO based the shutter speed
16. M: Manual can be operated at your preference rather than auto