Nicholas's adventure

 

sleepy cat on the wall taking a peaceful nap away from it all

staring into oblivion happy from the days end spending it with friends

 

suspicious looking at the camera man hoping for good photos

sunny: works well with mid-morning and after noon sunlight

shade: works with heavy shade scenarios such as portraits under a tree

cloudy: outdoor scenes with over casted lighting

flash: scenes lit by standard off-camera speedlights and pop-up flashes

incandescent: works with indoor scenes with standard light bulbs

fluorescent: works with indoor lights with fluorescent light bulbs

 

1. its ok to select a photo you already have

2. two can allow you to make better practice

3.  make it look goofy and silly

4. or serious and nice makeup

5. its funnier to do with a friend’s photo

 

 

 

1. nestle

2.kit kat

3. children and young adults

4.a billboard

5.im going to use the flash to help me achieve the perfect lighting

6. a kit kat bar

i had my iso at 200 while my shutter speed was at 21st of a second i had the lights on and my aperture was at f-13. it took a while to get the right setting through lots of trial and error but i did manage to figure it out with some help. and it was pretty hard to figure out the flash and how it worked.

there are nine different types of formatting files. JPEG, HEIF, TIFF, RAW, DNG, PNG, GIF, BMP, PSD

JPEG: jpeg may be small but its able to fit more photos onto one memory card but at the cost of the image quality.

HEIF: they are smaller than jpegs but still have high quality

TIFF: lets you print at the highest quality and at much larger sizes but requires more storage

RAW: image quality is the best of the best but takes a significant time to convert and edit the photos

DNG: safer option in case of incompatibility if your camera can’t create Dng’s it will take a while to convert the raw photos to DNG

PNG: lossless compression allows for good quality that isn’t compromised when editing.

GIF: limited colors make GIF a poor choice when it comes for having photos

BMP:  BMP can be used for high quality printing.

PSD: your able to manipulate the photo on many different layer once the image is edited it can be saved as any other format

it was most likely done on a very cloudy day with a possible chance to rain and also in a lake. they most likely had used a tripod to hold the camera

hdr photography consists of both shadows and light combining into one beautiful scene with different ranges of colors and light

I used a tripod and had to manually move the shutter speed and aperture to get the right light levels for the shot.