动态精选模板103.digitalphotography.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Digital Photography Bethany Smith Learning Technologies The Camera - Front Shooting Modes Auto Portrait Landscape Running Portrait Landscape shooting modes are not the same as orientation The Camera - Back Taking Pictures Hold it steady Use natural sunlight whenever possible Put the sun behind you Get close…almost too close Use proportion Use the horizon as a guide Rule of Thirds Imaginary lines are drawn dividing the image into thirds both horizontally and vertically. You place important elements of your composition where these lines intersect. Rule of Thirds Example Off Center…. but in a good way Hand in hand with the rule of thirds is keeping your subject off center Up-close Personal Up-close Personal Embracing your inner zoom the MACRO feature on your camera The macro mode button, when pressed, switches the camera into a special close focus mode and allows the photographer to shoot less than 10cm from the picture subject. Macro Go Vertical! The camera is not locked in a horizontal position! Vertical pictures suit some subjects better - and are much easier to add in PowerPoints! Action Shots Keep taking pictures - you have space! To Flash or not to Flash Use natural light whenever possible Use flash sparingly If unsure, take one with and one without and decide later! Memory Cards Memory cards store the actual data files of your photos The bigger the memory card the more photos you can take The faster the memory card the faster you can take pictures The memory card type is not as important as the two above features Photo Safari Find the following in the FI Mr. Friday A flower A person working A pen Something in the shape of a circle You have 20 minutes! Importing Turn camera on and place in PLAYBACK mode once it is connected to the computer Photo Applications Mac iPhoto PC Irfanview Both Adobe Photoshop Macromedia Fireworks Editing Pictures What is a Mega Pixel? What is a Pixel first… A pixel (sho