Practically everyone in modern society takes pictures. We use photography in our every day life, from taking “selfies”, capturing family events, or to a job if you’re a professional photographer. Yet most to most people, there is an oversight of how cameras are controlled. Have you ever wondered what all of those numbers mean on a camera’s display? Or perhaps why someone would have a mode where you were left in charge of those strange numbers? I have been studying photography at Leeward Community College and hold a certificate of competence in digital photography. I will be explaining what those numbers mean. Focal length, exposure time, and ISO are the three basic camera settings that determine how a photograph is captured.
The first camera control, focal length is a change in a camera lens’ diameter. Often called “F-Stop” it will appear in your camera as the symbol “ƒ” followed by a number. The lower the number, the wider the aperture is open. The higher the number, the smaller the aperture is open. So what exactly does this do to the camera? It allows more or less light into the camera making the photo brighter or darker by changing the shutter. The aperture behaves the same way your eye works. The iris will expand or contract depending on the situation. Changing the focal length will also change something called depth of field. Depth of field is a zone in distance where things are in focus. A small aperture provides a small depth of field, and higher aperture with a larger depth of field. Next I will explain how shutter speed works.
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In the camera the number will appear as a fraction or a number with a quotation mark following “Shutter speeds are measured in seconds and fractions of a second” (Cole 2015). By this control we can take pictures of the stars in a night sky or capture the crack of a baseball meeting a bat. The timing is up to
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For an eye to focus correctly on an object, it must be placed in a certain position in front of the eye. The primary focal point is the point along the optical axis where an object can be placed for parallel rays to come from the lens. The secondary focal point is the point along the optical axis where in coming parallel rays are brought into focus. The primary focal point has the object's image at infinity, where as the secondary focal point has the object at infinity. For people who have myopic eyes, the secondary focal point is anterior to the retina in the vitreous. Thus, the object must be moved forward from infinity, in order to be focused on the retina. The far point is determined by the object's distance where light rays focus on the retina while the eye is not accommodating. The far point in the myopic eye is between the cornea and infinity. The near point is determined by which an object will be in focus on the retina when the eye is accommodating. Thus, moving an object closer will cause the perception of the object to blur. The measurement of these refractive errors are in standard units called diopters (D). A diopter is the reciprocal of a distance of the far point in meters (Vander & Gault, 1998). The myopic condition manipulates these variables in order to ultimately make a nearsighted individual.
This is the distance from the lens to the camera sensor and is measured in millimeters. This distance helps to identify how much the lens can zoom towards an object in the frame without losing any detail. A short length leads to an image that comes in a wide-angle and captures more of the scene in your pictures. A long length creates a magnified image that comes with a field of view that is narrow. The focal lengths available with macro lenses can extend from 8-millimeters to around 400-millimeters.
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