Mark Epton, 27/11/15. Week 5 Memory check

Memory check

1. What does the the difference between a bridge camera  (like the ones we use in our lesson) and a DSLRacronym DSLR stand for? Describe

The size is visually different, the SLR tends to look a like to the bridge camera but is visually bigger. The lens's on a bridge camera cannot be removed. Slr's can change lenses, example: change from normal lens to wide angle lens. A bridge camera has a viewfinder. The bridge camera also has a better zoom on the camera.

DSLR- digital single-lens reflex. This camera can allow you to remove the lens and change lenses on it.

2. Name for genres of photography where a zoom lens is used.

Portrait. A zoom len's will automatically send the background out of focus so it will make the main part of the image will have more detail than the background. It would be used for taking animals as you may not want to get to close to the animal but still want a clear photograph of the animal. They could use them for landscape images to make them more compact.

3. The key light is the name given to the main source of light we are using during a photo shoot. Name four sources of light you could use to produce this light on future assignments.

 Torch, Red head's, Lamp, Natural light, Flashlight, Candles, LED lights.

4. What does the term ‘considered’ mean when referred to your final shots?

This would mean that you would know in your mind what would be needed to take this photograph to make it film noir genre, what action would need to be taken in order to make it look like a film noir shot. 

Today for the start of the lesson I looked back onto my proposal and I had to go and shoot the other images I hadn't taken yet. I had already shot 2 and then I had to go out with Abbi's camera and shoot the other two shots within the college and I got loads of images. I then wrote about what shots I had taken within the college today and then I had wrote about the one I had taken outside of college. I written about the weakness and what could have been better about the images and then what I liked about the images in each summary. I then wrote what I had improved upon before taking the image and what In mind I had to do in order to take the image. 
I then created a separate blog and placed my final images that I liked and they're just images on the blog so if I need to come back to them easily I can do so. 

I then went onto photo shopping the 4 images I chose for the final and images that I like but unfortunate the shots needed abit of help with Photoshop with the brightness and contrasts and cutting parts out of the image that cannot be simply cropped. I then finished editing the photo's on photo shop and I then finished for the day.