Casey
Final Exam- 5AB
Photoshop Pictures
Time Traveler
Colors
White Out
Elements of Composition
Photo Gallery (My Favorites)
Written Reflection
In this class I learned more about the history and uses of the camera and its instruments. I really had two favorite projects, one was the stations we did on lighting where we got to take pictures of each other in different lighting, the other was the photoshop unit. It was fun to get to play around and learn how to do effects that i have seen other people do. My least favorite project was the SAT word photo project because it was very hard to find certain letters just in the school and we couldn't go anywhere else to look for them. I like photography and plan to keep it as a hobby of mine while continuing to experiment around with different lenses, cameras and effects.
Camera Operations
Power On/Off- To turn on and off the power on our cameras, there is a slighter button on the top right side of the camera.
Macro/Supermacro- This is a setting that you can reach by pushing the arrow on the mail selecting button of the camera that is indicated by a flower icon. Once in this setting you can take close up pictures that all be detailed and clear.
Battery Placement- The batteries are located on the underside of the camera hidden under a sliding cap.
SD Card- The SD card can be inserted and removes in the sliding compartment that also holds the batteries
When You're Done- When you're done taking pictures you should put the lens cap back on and make sure to wrap the camera strap around itself to ensure safe storing.
5 Frame Photo Story
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Help! Sally (Snake) approaches Kyle (koala) who is screaming at her. Sally had been on her way to catch a movie with some friends. Sally says ‘I didn't know what was wrong but I could tell that he [Kyle] was in distress and I just knew that I had to help somehow.”
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My Hero. Sally (snake) uses her unique skills to maneuver through the railing up to where Daisy (dog) hangs. This is a very dangerous action but Sally was determined. “She looked as close to a savior as I could have ever imagined.” Daisy remembered.
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Tension! Sally (snake) grabs onto Daisy (dog) and looks down the ledge that she just climbed, as Kyle (koala) yells in encouragement. The drop was almost 20 feet down. “The ledge didn't even cross my mind, I just couldn't afford to think like that.” Sally says.
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At Last. Sally (snake) and Daisy (dog) make it down to the ground after the rescue. The whole mission took almost 7 minutes. “I was so relieved to see Daisy safe again. I will never endanger her again.”
History Of Photography
1800- Thomas Wedgewod creates "sun pictures" by placing objects on leather that was treated by silver nitrate. But the images faded quickly.
1834- Permanent negatives are created by Henry Fox Talbot, by coating paper in silver chloride and a salt solution. He then created positive images by contact printing the negatives onto another paper.
1888- First Kodak camera is created. It contained 20-feet of paper, enough for 100 2.5 inch pictures