Wednesday, September 18th

Class hours: 10:05 – 2:45
Mr. Bohmann | wbohmann@ewsd.org

10:05 Today’s Notes & Attendance

Bolton Valley – Last Evening *f/29 1/60 ISO 640*

Today is a Wacky Wednesday and an early release

Missing Forms – Don’t Make me call Home!!

Scott Costello-Terifay
Ben Martin
Braden Simpson
Gabriela Statnic

Call Backs: None so far

See notes – CTE Queer Alliance meetings

CCV JS class – bring in ideas for your final project

10:10 College & Career Planning

Focus Question: How do I successfully transition from high school to a lifetime of learning?

Ms. Emmy Charron, our program counselor, will be in today to share strategies for college planning. We’ll explore some tools and resources together. Open up your document from yesterday.

What were some of the big questions from yesterday?

Let’s add two sections.

Resources
Majors

Presentation with links to resources that you can add to your document.

10:50 Break

11:00 Manual Like a Boss

The three main pillars of photography are Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO

The goal with every image is proper exposure and focus (composition is a close third)

Manual Mode shooting on your camera allows you to have control over the entire camera. This means that when you prepare to take a photo, you get to decide:

focal length
Aperture
shutter speed
exposure

That’s a lot to think about and you will get confused! I can tell you from experience, this is a pile of information to think about.

A handy tool to help you get the correct exposure is the Light Meter.

Video of your Canon Camera Controls explaining Manual Mode

Exposure is determined by two things

The amount of light in the scene.
The speed of your sensor ISO

Exposure is controlled by two things:

Shutter Speed
Aperture (f-stop)

Manual Mode Scavenger Hunt

Shoot all of the following items on this scavenger hunt list in Manual (M) Mode. Remember to make sure each shot is in focus, correctly exposed (indicator reads zero or close to it) and you have used good composition. I am here to help you. Please, Please ask questions

For this exercise you may shoot jpegs. S1 is perfect.

Shoot a macro (that means close up) shot of a plant with shallow depth of field (blurry background)
Shoot a landscape shot with a deep depth of field
Shoot someone jumping in the air outside ….. freeze the action
Shoot someone spinning around in circles … create blurred action
Shoot a portrait (face fills the frame) with shallow depth of field and blurry background
Shoot something from an interesting point of view
Shoot a subject using framing.
Shoot a vertical shot

When done. Open and view your images in Adobe Bridge.

Clean up any photos you need to and edit as necessary using Camera Raw or Photoshop.

Create a Contact Sheet with all of your photos.

To Create a contact sheet in Bridge: Go to the Output view, Under Template, select Custom, then set up as 2 columns x 4 rows. Drag your images to the contact sheet. When done, Export to PDF

Filename: FirstName.Lastname_ScavengerHunt.PDF

Drop in Google Classroom dropbox when complete. Due by end of day today / start of day tomorrow if you are not here in the afternoon.