The document discusses key parts and concepts related to cameras and photography. It describes the shutter speed dial and what shutter speed means, with higher shutter speeds avoiding blur from movement and lower shutter speeds allowing more light in low light conditions. It also discusses the aperture ring and how the f-number relates to the aperture diameter and exposure. Finally, it touches on depth of field and how factors like aperture, focal length, and distance to subject impact the zone of sharp focus.

2. Exposure

4. Shutter Speed The amount of time for which the camera shutter remains open defines the shutter speed.

6. Under - Exposure

8. Over - Exposure

13. Shutter Speed – 14 seconds

14. Shutter Speed – 30 seconds

15. Shutter Speed – 13 seconds

19. 1/8 th second

20. 1/60 th second

21. Use of tripod In low light conditions, longer shutter speed can result in blur.

25. Over Exposed

26. Correct Exposure

27. Under Exposure

28. ISO / ASA The measure of a digital camera sensor’s sensitivity to light. ISO » sensitivity

30. Bringing it together

31. f/29 and 0.05 sec

32. f/3.5 and .005 sec

33. DEPTH OF FIELD The depth of field is the distance in front of and beyond the subject that appears to be in focus.

34. High Depth Of Field

35. Low Depth of Field

36. Low Depth of Field

37. Factors affecting DOF

38. DOF » f - Stop

39. f/32

40. f/5

41. Factors affecting DOF

42. DOF » Distance of point in focus

44. DOF » 1 / Focal Length

46. Composition Rules

50. Composition Rules Visually interesting.

51. Rule of thirds

57. The diagonal rule

60. Holding a camera?

66. Photographic Techniques

67. Macro Photography

70. Stage Photography

73. Portrait Photography

77. The End