Creative Controls1

Part One 

1. F/ 3.5 

2. F/ 5 .6 

3. F/ 11

4. 1/10 second 

5. 1/30 second 

6. 1/200 second 

 Part Two

F/ 3.5  (AV Mode)

F/5.6 (AV Mode)

F/8  (AV Mode)

These three picture were took in F/ 3.5, F/ 5.6 and  F/ 8  in the first picture you can see that its really focused on the plants in the middle and not the plants in the front or back. And in the second photo you can see that it is a little brighter than the first. But its still focused on the leafs in the middle. But in the third photo you can see that its focused not on the background but on the flower and the leafs. 

 1/10  (TV Mode) 

1/60 (TV Mode)

                                                                                 
                                                                             1/500 (TV Mode) 

The three photos that are shown are different from each other. The first one is really blurry, the second one is in good quality but a tiny bit blurry, and the third one is in great quality and it is really crisp. When your using TV Mode if you it as 1/10 its going to show up blurry. its because the lower the shutter speed the more blurry the picture will become.

1/10 ( TV Mode) Person Moving 

1/60 (TV Mode) 

1/500 (TV Mode)

These photos are extremely different. The reason why they rare different is because they are set at diffident  F stops. The first one is at 1/10 & the second one is at 1/60. And the third is at 1/500. The higher the shutter speed the better quality is it/ and sharpness. 

1/10 ( TV Mode) Person Panning 

1/60 (TV Mode)

1/500 (TV  Mode) 

      These pictures were were shot in shutter speed. You can see that it goes from blurry to kind of blurry to really crisp and sharp. When  your using shutter speed a little fact to know is the higher the F stop the more sharper the foreground and background are going to be. Sometimes people want the blurry effect and other times people want are really crisp photo. 

Part Three 

1. Depth of field to me is.. How sharp you want your picture to be. For example if i want my background and my foreground to be really sharp. I would put my F stop at a really high number like 500. 

2. You would want to use wide aperture when it is really bright outside. So you can dim the light so the photo doesn't  come out too bright.  

3.One way shutter speed can effect your photo is when you have it to low it will become really blurry. And the second way would be that if is is really high it will become sharper.