For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. For this photograph I used an aperture of 11, which is quite a small aperture. this is because i needed to increase the depth of field to make sure more of the photograph was in focus, and also to catch the optimum degree of fine detail, so a small aperture is better for landscape shots. the shutter speed i used was 1/250th which helped freeze any motion that was in the photograph that i captured. and then i used an ISO of 100 which is the base ISO and i used this because there was plenty of light in the scene. this photograph is landscape and i used this technique to make the shot more interesting as if i used a portrait i would be able to fit in all the aspects of this photograph. Also this photograph applies to the rule of thirds, as the buildings are in each of the three vertical sections. In Adobe Photoshop the idea i have for this photograph is to combine previous photographs from Magna into this photograph to create a meaningful image about the historic steel industry in Sheffield.
For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. For this Photograph i used an aperture of 6.3, this is meaning that i had a reasonably large aperture which helped let more light into the camera as the area is quite dark and this is needed to focus the whole photograph as the points needed to be in focus are quite a distance away from where i was taking the photograph. i used a shutter speed of 1/160th, which helped my freeze the image so that all the motion was still and the decorations and trees are in focus and not blurred. the ISO was set at 200 which is the base ISO. this was used because i was using natural and artificial and the base ISO was useable. This photograph taken in portrait orientation which enabled me to chose to photograph a certain section and not the whole area. this photograph is also shot with half background and half foreground to make this shot more appealing. in Adobe Photoshop my idea is to place an image from magna onto the building.
For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. the aperture for this photograph is 10.0 i used this because i needed to focus the area a reasonable distance away from the point that i captured the photograph. the shutter speed for this photograph was 1/250th, this was because i needed to 'freeze' the fountains in the photograph so that they are not blurred. the ISO was 100 and this is the base ISO, and this is because i needed the image to be sharp and not grainy. this photograph uses perspective as it has leading lines leading towards the fountains. my idea for editing this photograph in Adobe Photoshop is to edit in another previous photograph from magna onto the building and then change the saturation so that it creates a black and white effect on the surroundings.
For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. the aperture i used for this photograph was 9.0, and this was because i needed to focus the area far away from where the photograph was taken. the shutter speed for this photograph was 1/200th and this is because i needed to freeze any motion in the photograph. the ISO for this photograph was 100 and this was the base ISO. this photograph was taken from a low angel, to heighten the building.
my idea for editing this photograph in Adobe Photoshop is to edit in another previous photograph from magna onto the building and then change the saturation so that it creates a black and white effect on the surroundings.
my idea for editing this photograph in Adobe Photoshop is to edit in another previous photograph from magna onto the building and then change the saturation so that it creates a black and white effect on the surroundings.
For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. the aperture i used for this photograph is 8.0 and this is because it would not be over exposed and i needed the area reasonably far away from where i took the photograph focused. the shutter speed for this was 1/200 and i used this speed because i wanted to freeze any sort of motion in the photographs. the ISO was 100 and this is the base ISO. my idea for editing this photograph in Adobe Photoshop is to edit in another previous photograph from magna onto the building and then change the saturation so that it creates a black and white effect on the surroundings.
For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. the aperture for this photograph was 9.0 and this was because i needed to focus the area quite for from where i took the photo. the shutter speed was 1/320 and this was too freeze all the motion in the picture. the ISO is 200 and this is a standard base ISO. this photo is of landscape orientation which therefore makes it more intriguing. my idea for editing this photograph in Adobe Photoshop is to edit in another previous photograph from magna onto the building and then change the saturation so that it creates a black and white effect on the surroundings.
For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. the aperture is 9.0 and this is because i am focusing the area far away not close up. the shutter speed for this photograph is 1/320 and this is because i wanted to freeze the motion of the people in the foreground. the ISO is 200 and this is a base ISO. my idea for editing this photograph in Adobe Photoshop is to edit in another previous photograph from magna onto the building and then change the saturation so that it creates a black and white effect on the surroundings.
For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. the aperture in this photograph is 5.0 and this is because i needed to let as much light into the camera to capture the image as the area was very dark. the shutter speed was set to 1/6th so that the image could capture the light as it was taken. the ISO is set 6400 so that the image is also to freeze the image. my idea for editing this photograph in Adobe Photoshop is to edit in another previous photograph from magna onto the building and then change the saturation so that it creates a black and white effect on the surroundings. 
For my photographs i used Adobe Bridge, i used the software to arrange my photographs, mark them from 1-5 with a star rating which helped me choose which photographs where the best and which where unusable. The advantage of this software is that it analysis your photograph and presents the information from the camera used which was the Cannon 650D. The lens i used for this photograph was a standard kit lens as this photo needed no specialist kit. the aperture for this photograph was 5.0 and this was so that a large amount of light could be let in. the shutter speed was 1/8 and this was needed to get a stable photograph. the ISO for this photograph was 6400 and this was used to capture the image still. in photo shop this image will be cropped and added to the top of another photo. my idea for editing this photograph in Adobe Photoshop is to edit in another previous photograph from magna onto the building and then change the saturation so that it creates a black and white effect on the surroundings.
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