Wednesday, September 16, 2015
3rd party apps
PicMonkey
The app I chose was "PicMonkey."In this app you pick a picture you would like to edit and edit it. There is lots of different effects and things to choose from to edit your picture. This app would be helpful because if you didn't like the way your picture looked originally, you could make changes to it with PicMonkey.
Facebook Messenger
The next app I chose was Facebook Messenger. In this app you can talk to your Facebook friends without having to log onto Facebook. You can also put your cell phone number in so people who have your number know you have messenger.This would be helpful because you can communicate with your friends very easily.
Plan of action
1.Rule of thirds: I have to put 3 lines on the camera and put the object im taking a photo of in the center section.
2.Fill the frame:You have to get a close up shot on an object. It has to take up the entire frame.
3.Framing: I have to let the area show aroung the object im taking the photo of.
4.Level horizon: I have to take the photo with my camera being level, like the horizon.
5.Point of view: I have to take pictures with only a portion of what it is im taking the photo of in my shot. I take the pictures at different angles from the ground or from different postions.
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Selecting a digital camera!!
I want a digital camera for recreational use, and to capture the occasional beautiful snapshot, for things like wildlife. I'd also like to take picture of my family. It has to be compact enough to travel with, not a large camera.
The camera received a 9 on image quality, an 8 on performance and a 8.2 overall. The review says that the zooming lens is quiet, but the camera's slightly slippery body doesn't have a good grip. If you overlook that, you are left with a good camera.
The prices for the Cyber-shot vary with different retailers, with the most expensive being Amazon at $749.10, with Henry's and Best Buy being $649.99. This is regular price, so buying from Amazon would cost more. So the camera is not as expensive as other cameras with the same features.
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Camera Techniques
The Rule of Thirds
I think this camera technique is important because it help make the picture look better. Two things I learned is that when you take a picture instead of putting the main thing in the middle of the picture you can put it to the right or left to make it look better. The part I like the best is when he moves the camera to the right to make the picture look better.
Fill the Frame
I think this camera technique is important because when you take a picture of a small object, there tends to be a lot of space left, which can be distracting, however when taking the picture closer to the object, it leaves less space, allowing people to focus on the object and not the left over space. Something I learned, was that a very common mistake people make when taking pictures, is taking a picture from too far away. Another thing I learned was that the closer you get to the picture, the clearer the tiny details get.
Framing
I think this camera technique is important because it adds more detail. and helps the main focus of the picture stand out. One thing that I learned was that there doesn't have to be full frames on a picture, there can just be "partial frames". However, what confused me was how to know when should you use a partial frame.
Point of View
I think this camera technique is important because a picture could look horrible from one angle, but great from a different angle. I learned how different something can look just by angling the camera differently. I also learned that there are many different ways to angle the camera, which leaves you many different forms of a picture, of the same object.
Level Horizon
I think this technique is important, because if the camera is not level, your photo can be crooked. You can have the perfect picture...except its just a little sideways! I learned that there is a "function" button on some cameras, and it can help you level your photo.
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