Session 1 we started off with a starter going over what we covered on the previous photography lesson. The first test was to identify 4 different shots from Photography.
- The first one was the rule of thirds which is where there is a grid split into thirds and you focus the most important area in the image e.g the eyes on the lines .
- Crop where the picture has been downsized and is zoomed into a certain area e.g the face.
- Viewpoint picture taken from above.
- Leading lines
On the camera you need to lightly press the shutter button and it will focus. push it down completely to take a photo.
Acronym
Aperture
Shutter speed
Program
Manual.
We set up our shoot using paper as a background and red heads for lighting.
Editing your freaky image
We learnt how to used levels by putting the darker arrow at the peak on the right side and the lighter arrow on the peak of the right side and the middle arrow you can move about and use to adjust the lighting.
You can use the levels tool or the curves tool to adjust the brightness and contrast of each of your photographs.
The Curves tool had a dropper with it so when you clicked on the white in made the background lighter.
These are the images before They are Photoshop leaving the shadow in
These are the images after Leveling and curving the images.
With this I used the Level tool to adjust the lighting of the image, I then used the dropper which Lightened the background from an orange color to a whiter,grey color.
with this picture I cropped the photo so there wasn't as much background. I also used levels and curves to adjust the lighting and the background so it wasn't as yellow.
I cropped this so the shadow wasn't as visible and whitened the background
I just cropped this image and then adjusted the light. I couldn't whiten the background with out it affecting the object.
I did the same as the one above which was crop the background and make it a bit brighter. I didn't whiten the background because the hands would not be visible.
I adjusted this picture by cropping it so there was not as much background I then adjusted the levels because it was dark on one side so I adjusted it so it would be a bit brighter, I also used the dropper on the background so it was white and not cream.
I just cropped this image so you couldn't see the shadow as much I then adjusted the light so the picture was more clear and whitened the background
With this I used the Level tool to adjust the lighting of the image, I then used the dropper which Lightened the background from an orange color to a whiter,grey color.
with this picture I cropped the photo so there wasn't as much background. I also used levels and curves to adjust the lighting and the background so it wasn't as yellow. 
I cropped this so the shadow wasn't as visible and whitened the background I just cropped this image and then adjusted the light. I couldn't whiten the background with out it affecting the object.
I did the same as the one above which was crop the background and make it a bit brighter. I didn't whiten the background because the hands would not be visible.
I adjusted this picture by cropping it so there was not as much background I then adjusted the levels because it was dark on one side so I adjusted it so it would be a bit brighter, I also used the dropper on the background so it was white and not cream.
I just cropped this image so you couldn't see the shadow as much I then adjusted the light so the picture was more clear and whitened the background
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