POP ART –
Memory test
2.1 Use contextual
awareness to support the development of ideas for visual production.
Q1
– Detail two reasons why we change the ISO
If you
shooting outside the weather conditions might be different and you will have to
change the iso to a higher sensitivity if the weather is bright you will set
the iso to 100 if it was dark you will have to set the iso to a higher level.
If you
have to use a fast shutter speed you will have to change the iso to avoid
getting a blurry picture.
Q2
– Explain the difference in depth of field between a wide and a
narrow apature
Wide depth
of field mean you have more of the picture in focus and shallow depth of field
will have less in focus
A bigger
the apature the shallower the depth of field and a lower apature will be the
wider depth of field
Q3
– List four consideration you had to take into account when producing your
pop-art photography. For example, depth of field, shadows etc)
What I would do to make a photo in focus would press
the camera shot button half way so it is in focus
To get
no shadows I had to make sure the lighting was on top of the object of interest
to create no shadows
I set the iso to 500 because I wanted it high
so I can obtain a lot of light in the photo and obtain detail in the shot
without it being to grainy
I chose
to center my object because I only wanted the object not the background
I wanted
a shallow depth of field because I only wanted to have the object of interest
in focus
So I chose
I bigger aperture
Q4. Describe when would you choose to use the ‘A’ and
the ‘P’ modes on a camera
A mean auto and p means program
You will
chose a for a moving object I would
I would chose p to have more control over the
settings so I would use this taking portraits
