Raw vs Jpeg

3 advantages of RAW 
   1 give you more control of what your image looks like
   2 easier to correct the errors of your picture if any
   3 works better for taking sharper pictures and adjust color range, detail etc.

1 disadvanteges of RAW 
  1 harder to share raw photos and takes longer to process

3 advantages of JPEG 
 1 easier to send/share photos
 2 less data taken
 3

Still life photographer

1. Review the painting example and provide a list of three items that were often seen in painted still life artwork.  Fruit, shadows/human figures  

2. In your own words, write a paragraph that explains what factors the photographer must consider when doing still life photography.

3. Why is the Aperture Priority mode on the camera helpful when doing still life photography?
to change the affect of the background of the still life photography make it blurry or sharp
4. Why is a small aperture sometimes beneficial for still life photography?
     Because of the blurry background will highlight the subject of the photo Step 3

1. Find an example of Stock Photography that interests you and post it to your blog.


2. What is an example of Stock Photography that you could take at your home or in Austin?
     skyline photography
3. Who is interested in buying stock photography?

4. Why should commercial photographers consider shooting stock photography?
Because it is a good skill to consider for photography  Step 4

1. What are some objects that you have that you could arrange for a Still Life shoot?
jewlary/home decorations

2. What backdrop/background could you use to enhance the emphasis on subject or contribute to setting the scene of the photograph? window lighting 

3. What kind of feeling are you trying to evoke by grouping these objects and background together?

emotional

lightroom pratice

Free shoot

I picked this photo because it catches her face really well and it catches the home decor for the background 

f/4.5

1/10

ISO 800

in this Picture he is waiting patiently on my mom to throw the next treat his concentration is locked on them treats 

f/4.5

1/10

ISO 800

This is a good one because it shows him with his tongue out and it make a good picture

f/4.5

1/10

ISO 800

I posted this one because its a good shot of a dog barking in mid bark in my room

f/4.5

1/10

ISO 800

                                                                             
                    In this picture Capone is exhausted from a long day but is still excited to be back home

                                                                             f/4.5
                                                                             1/10
                                                                           ISO 800

This is a great shot of Capone's face and you can see all the great detail in his face I think it make a good picture 

f/4.5

1/10

ISO 800

                                                                     

sunny 16

f/5.6

1/3200

ISO1600

f/9.0

1/500

ISO 1600

f/9.0

1/500

ISO1600

f/9.0

1/500

ISO 1600

f/9.0

1/500

ISO 1600

1/2500

f/5.0

ISO 800

f/5.6

1/3200

ISO 1600

f/9.0

1/500

ISO 1600

f/6.3

1/200

ISO100

f/6.3

1/125

ISO100

f/16.0

1/125

ISO100

f/16.0

1/125

ISO100

f/5.0

1/2500

ISO 1600

f/5.0

1/2500

ISO 800

f/9.0

1/200

ISO100

f/6.3
1/2500
ISO 800

free shoot planning

1. Post an example of the type of photography that you want to emulate?  
   
2. What is your subject? dogs maybe street
3. Where will you shoot it? home 
4. Indoors or outdoors? Indoors/outdoors
5. What time of day? Any
6. What type of lighting? Bright
7. What equipment will you need? Just a camera 
8. How many photos will your shoot result in (minimum 3)? Any amount necessary

Sunny 16 Rule notes

In it’s simplest form, the Sunny 16 rule (or Sunny F/16 rule) states: On a bright, sunny day, the correct exposure for any middle tone subject is F/16 at the shutter speed nearest to the reciprocal of the film speed. For example:

ISO 100 = 1/100 second @ F/16

ISO 200 = 1/200 second @ F/16

ISO 400 = 1/400 second @ F/16

ISO 800 = 1/800 second @ F/16

equivalent exposer different settings same exposer of light