Lesson 6: Shooting Indoors

I know, I know, this one was a long time coming. Sorry, life got in the way. :)

Week Six

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Sebrena - Lesson 4

Part 1


Part 2 (Nathan's thrilled to be my model)


Part 3 (Such a willing participant)

Sebrena - Lesson 3

AWB


Tungsten


Custom

Lesson 5 - Composition

Week Five

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Carrie - Lesson 4

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2)

Tammy - Lesson 4

I wasn't too "into" this lesson. I despise the flash! I would rather make all manual adjustments on the camera and use natural light to get the look I want. I do understand that sometimes it is necessary though.

I did the lesson, but I'm not sure if I did it correctly or even got the effects they were looking for.

Hannah, my willing (and standing still) subject. :)
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Part 2.




Part 3

Lesson 4 - Flash

Week Four

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Jen-Lesson 3

Auto White Balance

Tungsten

Custom White Balance

Jen-Lesson 2

Shutter Speed 1/80

Shutter Speed 1/1000

Bonus-Shutter Speed 1/2 Second

Tammy - Lesson 3

Auto White Balance


Tungsten


Flourescent (I did this one since we have flourescent bulbs)


Custom White Balance

Carrie - Lesson 3

AWB (Auto White Balance)


Tungsten


Custom White Balance

Thoughts on Lesson 2

I know some of you had some problems with Lesson 2, especially when doing the 1/1000the second. Part of the lesson of course was learning shutter speed, and as you can see, the faster the shutter speed, the less light there is coming in. And that's why the 1/1000th photos are so much darker. And to make it worse, most of us have sinks that do not have alot of available/natural light. With using shutter priority on the camera, it should have (and probably did) adjust all of your other settings (ISO and aperature) to give you the best possible light available.

Two reasons my photos were lighter. 1) I have nice bright sunlight coming in my kitchen window at the sink around 10am, and that's when I took the pictures. 2)the lens I used has a lower aperature. It's a 50mm with a 1.8 aperature, and I think the lenses (of those that have posted) are around 4.5 aperature, so they won't let as much light in.

If you get a warm day, or even when Spring/Summer comes, retry the lesson using an outside water spigot and a bucket, or even a garden hose splashing on something. Try it on a bright day so your camera can make the necessary adjustments and your pictures will still have good light.

I hope you all are having fun!

Carrie - Lesson 2

ShutterSpeed 1/80th second


ShutterSpeed 1/1000th second


Bonus - ShutterSpeed 1/2 second

Lesson 3 - The Color of Light

Week Three

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Sebrena - Lesson 2

1/80

1/1000 kicked my but with the lighting in our kitchen even with the iso at 1600 and every light on.

bonus picture 1 second

Carrie - Lesson 1

F8


F9.9


F36

Tammy - Lesson 2

Shutter Speed 1/80th second


Shutter Speed 1/1000th second


Bonus: Shutter Speed 1/2 second

Jen-Lesson 1

f/4.5

f/8

f/22

Lesson 2.part 1: ISO & Shutter Speed

Week Two

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Sebrena's Lesson One

f5.0


f8.0


f22