(PHOTOGRAPHY) Pls don't answer for points.
For the Vocabulary, write the definition. Answer the questions below.
6.00 Vocab:
Tilt-shift:
JPEG:
RAW:
Tagging:
Photoshop:
Crop:
Exposure:
Saturation:
Filters:
Resize:
TIFF:
RAW:
Which type of JPEG image records the most information in the digital file?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of JPEG digital files?
Why should you back up your files?
When do you want to you the function Save As?
Has Technology affected photograph?
Should you organizes your photographs?
Can editing fix an issue with a photograph?
Is editing always a good thing?
7.00 Vocab:
Aerial:
Symbol:
Scale:
High Tide:
Twilight:
When do great vacation photographs begin?
• The moment your camera is out! Great photographs can be of anything.
Why should you try out a camera bag before taking it on a trip?
• To ensure it’ll hold up and provide you with all the functions and storage space you require for your equipment.
Why would you photograph a sign?
• Perhaps to remember the specific location you’re taking photographs in?
What are the advantages of taking photographs of animals at the zoo?
• They’re unpredictable subjects, and every photo is likely to turn out unique in it’s own ways.
What do you want to do when taking photographs of people on vacation?
• Make sure everyone in frame is ready and willing to be photographed.
How can you take a photograph of someone without letting them know?
• Well, unless the circumstances are special, you really shouldn’t photograph someone without their concern. However, if they’ve given permission prior, I’d say just be discreet about setting your camera up, switch all audio noise off and avoid suspicious behaviors.
What kind of things should you remember when traveling with your camera?
• Your equipment should be easily accessible and your camera should be safe at all times, as well as kept close by in case of a photo opportunity as well as to keep it from being taken by thieving hands.
Should you research an event before going to take photographs? Why?
• As to plan ahead on possible photo subjects, locations and ideas. You want to know how to prepare, as well as where to be and when as to not miss anything you wish to get pictures of.
Do people need to be in the center of your photograph?
• Nope! Rule of Thirds shows us we can always aline the subject, regardless of what it may be, however we so choose as to add appeal and use creative liberty to our disposal. In fact, it’s sometimes best to avoid aligning people in your photography in the center, as it can sometimes be uninteresting.
I hope this somewhat helps you!
