Digital Photography and Imaging | Week 6

WEEK 6/28/05/2024

Tutorial - Photography Basic

1. Watch YouTube Videos

https://youtu.be/V7z7BAZdt2M

- Note

This is a difference between f/2 and f/3.5.

Fig. 1.1 Outcome of the photos with different ISO

  • Aperture = Size of lens opening
  • Lower f/stop = More light
  • Aperture controls the depth of field
  • Low f/stop = Small depth of field
  • High f/stop = Large depth of field
  • Slower shutter speed = More motion blur
Image too DARK
  • Slow shutter speed
  • Lower aperture
  • Raise ISO
Image too BRIGHT
  • Lower ISO
  • Raise shutter speed
  • Raise aperture
Fig. 1.2 Aperture

Fig. 1.3 Shutter Speed

https://youtu.be/ffiJH5fUeN0
- Note

Beginner
take a photo with a product
1/200 F/6.3 = The photos can be used in product learning pages / social media posting

Fig. 1.4 A picture for beginner

Intermediate
take a photo with the products and add some background
  • do not put the products on the same line
Fig. 1.5 A picture for intermediate

Pro
take a photo with the products and add the scene
  • Add some stuff often used in lifestyle to make more focus on the product
  • Add movement and action to the scene
Fig. 1.6 A picture for pro


-Note
The instructions on how to take the photo for the product

1. Setting the light

Fig. 1.7 Setting the light

2. Setting the background

Put the background to add depth to the photo

Fig. 1.8 Setting the background

3. Camera setting

Setting the camera at eye level

Fig. 1.9 Camera setting

4. Light setting

Depending on the light setting the outcome will change

Fig. 1.10 Light setting

By putting a V-flat background, the photo became lighter than no fill

Fig. 1.11 V-Flat

5. Add some effects

Fig. 1.12 Add effects

Practical - Recoloring Black & White

1. PROJECT 1B - PART 2: Recoloring Black and White

Follow instructions from the W6_RECOLORING BREAKDOWN:
EXERCISE 1
For exercise 1, I colored specifically as much as I could. If I spread out the color, it will affect to the final outcome. 

Fig. 2.1 Coloring Skin

Fig. 2.2 Final Layers

Fig. 2.3 Final Outcome for Project B: Part 2 Exercise 1

EXERCISE 2

For exercise 2 the way of coloring was totally different from exercise 1. The hard part was skin coloring. because there was fur and curly hair, it was not easy to select skin only.

Fig. 2.4 Black and White View

Fig. 2.5 Final Outcome for Project B: Part 2 Exercise 2

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