Assignment #13: TH Posting


Picture #1: The Best
ISO: 200
F-Stop: f/5.3
Shutter Speed: 1/400
Explanation: I think this picture is the best because everyone is jumping at the same time. Also, we learned at the beginning of the year that the best ISO for outdoors is 100-200 and the light shines perfectly to form shadows of everyone. The F-Stop allowed all the light to come in and the shutter speed and the continuous snapping feature to capture the moment they jump into the air to the moment they land. 
Picture #2: Just Ok
ISO: 200
F-Stop: f/5.3
Shutter Speed: 1/320
Explanation: The picture looks kind of grainy and there are moving cars in the background. Also, you can't see their faces clearly and the composition is off. The shutter speed was not fast enough and captured everyone's jump which were all off. 
Picture #3: The Worst
ISO: 1600
F-Stop: f/8
Shutter Speed: 1/60
Explanation: Teresa had us set our cameras to this setting in the first place and the ISO is in the incorrect settings for light exposure and the F-Stop limited the light from coming in. The shutter speed was also too slow to capture the jump in the first place. 

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