#enhancemovement

Shére project

1. Great depth of field

This photograph was taken with a great depth of field this is when the background is more in focus than the foreground giving an interesting look to an image this photograph was captured using these settings, shutter speed of 1/2500, ISO at 400 and my f-stop being f/4 these settings were perfect when it come to doing this image as it was perfectly exposed and was a great example for freeze motion and the great depth of field.

2. Shallow depth of field

This is when the foreground is in focus and the background isn’t this photograph is a perfect example of this, my camera was set to these settings, shutter speed of 1/500 with an ISO at 400 and my f-stop being f/6.3. Using this set up helped me to achieve the goal of getting a perfectly exposed image and also having the f-stop where it was and my focus on the shére helped me get the shallow depth of field affect which I think for this photograph well.

3. Freeze motion

This image was captured using a fast shutter speed of 1/3200 an ISO of 400 and an f-stop of f/4 these settings helped me freeze the ball within mid air to get a floating affect when in fact the object was still moving but the fast shutter speed captured it as if it was just handing there. This is a very interesting thing to be able to capture as you need to be able to focus on the object and pinpoint where it will end up as the ball is coming into frame using continuous shutter helps you get different stages of the balls movement and freeze motion this was my strongest image of the ball being in focus and it having a floating look which I thought would fit in with my freeze motion brief.

4. Enhanced movement

This image was taken when someone threw a ball from a high level down to my level which when capturing I focused on the wall behind and when the ball was coming down I used my continuous shutter to be able to the different speeds/movements of the ball. The settings I used for this kind of photograph were f-stop F/8, the ISO set to 200 and my shutter speed being 1/250 these settings gave me the perfect shot that I needed for my brief showing the enhanced movement of something falling from a higher hight which I found interesting as you can’t see the definition of the object shows how quickly it’s going and the camera isn’t focused on it.

5. Panning