Exposure Basics

course: LSF 2543 History and Practice of Photography Task 2: Exposure Basics Deadline is: Mar 25, 2014 1. Use the given Power Point template to submit your wok through BB9. 2. Create five photographs of the same object. Once should have proper exposure, one should be +1 EV steps overexposed, one should be – 1 EV steps underexposed, one should be +2 EV steps overexposed, and the last one should be – 2 EV steps underexposed. Place the five photographs into the PPT template provided, add your comments. Which of the photographs has the most details? Why? (5x2 = 10 marks) 3. Using Aperture priority mode create three correctly exposed pictures with different aperture settings that are two stops (!) away from each other. Place the three photographs into the PPT template provided, add your comments. How does the depth of field changes? Hint: make compositions where the depth of field is important and you can see it on the pictures. (3x2 = 6 marks) 4. Using Shutter priority mode create three correctly exposed pictures with different shutter speeds that are two stops (!) away from each other. Place the three photographs into the PPT template provided, add your comments. What are the risks of longer shutter speed? Hint: make compositions where the shutter speed is important and you can see it on the pictures. (3x2 = 6 marks) 5. Create four correctly exposed pictures with different ISO sensitivities that are at least one stop away from each other. Place the four photographs into the PPT template provided, add your comments. How does the noise change? (4x2 = 8 marks)