"The Three Pillars of Exposure: Aperture, ISO, Shutter Speed"

F2.8

                                                                            F16

1. What part of the body should we closely relate aperture?  We should relate it to our eye, the inside of our eye which is the pupil.

2. Finish this sentence - The smaller the Aperture More light comes trough the lens , the higher the Aperture Less Light comes through the lens.

3. In your own words tell me how aperture impacts Depth of Field? Depending on the aperture if it small or big if its big the object would focused more ,and if it's small the object would focused more on all the picture.

                                                                        Slow Shutter Speed

                                                               Fast Shutter Speed

Light:

• a.) the dunking booth (medium shutter speed)
• b.) the food eating contest (slow shutter speed)
• c.) the rock climbing wall (medium shutter speed0
• d.) someone working at a booth (slow shutter speed)
• e.) the DJ/MC working at the middle of the circle ( medium shutter speed)
• f.) the Diamonds performance. (fast shutter speed)

Dark:

• a.) the dunking booth (slow shutter speed)
• b.) the food eating contest (medium shutter speed)
• c.) the rock climbing wall  (small shutter speed)
• d.) someone working at a booth (medium shutter speed)
• e.) the DJ/MC working at the middle of the circle (small shutter speed)
• f.) the Diamonds performance (fast shutter speed)

The three settings of the Camera:

Aperture, Manual & Shutter:

Aperture: It sets the lens automatically.

Shutter: Is when i set the speed but the aperture set by itself.

Manual: Is when i set everything by myself.

• F4 1/125
• F5.6 1/60 
• F8 1//60
• F11 1/30
• F16 1/15
• F22 1/8

As the aperture gets bigger the smaller the shutter gets.  F4 would look better with a shutter of 1/125 the background has better clear view. If you would put a lower shutter everything would look blurry like a shutter of 1/8.

In F4 the photo look blurry it has to much light that you can't see what happening on the picture. F5.6 is blurrier than F4 it has no more the only thing you can se is the light. F8, and F11 you can almost see the background buh the source of light is to strong. F16 and F22 need a little bit of a lower shutter and you would be able to see the background and couple in a better condition.