Photography
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Primary Shutter Speeds
- 1 second; ½ second; ¼ second; 1/8 second; 1/15 second; 1/30 second; 1/60 second; 1/125 second; 1/250 second; 1/500 second; 1/1000 second; 1/2000 second; 1/4000 second
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Primary f Stops
- 2.8; 4; 5.6; 8; 11; 16; 22; 32
- What do your photographs need to represent?
- True and accurate representation of the scene
- What does the aperture control?
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The volume of light let into the camera. Controls the depth of field.
- What does the shutter on the camera control?
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Amount of time light is let into the camera
- When photographing for comparison work, what type of film do you use?
- Black & white
- When size is of importance, what needs to be included in the scene?
- Scale
- When you are setting up for a 3-dimensional shoe impression, list five things you need to do, using film.
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1. Set up tripod
2. 90 degree angle
3. include scale
4. cross lighting from four directions
5. use black & white film