Friday, March 28, 2008

Rim Ambience

Purpose: To see how the overall photo will change when we change aperture (controls flash and depth of field) and shutter speed (controls ambient light--the light you see, like sunlight). We took a meter reading, found out our normal exposure, put it in a chart then filled out all of the other boxes which had anywhere from -1 amb to +2 amb, and -1 flash to +2 flash.

Set up: There was a "rim light" flash set up 135 degrees camera right, all other directional ambient light was coming from the left (he's sitting in open shade).



Normal exposure, no flash. Default picture.


-1 ambient, -1 flash


-1 ambient, normal flash


-1 ambient, +2 flash


Normal ambient, -1 flash


Normal ambient, normal flash


Normal ambient, +2 flash

+1 ambient, -1 flash


+1 ambient, normal flash


+1 ambient, +2 flash




My favorite? Normal ambient, normal flash.
I know I got a little soft on the +1 ambients... oh well :\

Assignment: Original images in on time, passed!

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