This week I learned about ISO (film speed) and shutterspeed (the faster the shutterspeed the faster the camera takes the picture, the slower the shuterspeed the slower it's taken). The weekly challenge was to take a picture of water hitting an object. For the first photo I was supposed to set the shutterspeed to 1/80th of a second which as supposed to slightly blur the water or give it a "flowing" look, and the second one was taken at 1/1000 of a second and was supposed to completely stop the water droplets in mid air. They turned out pretty good except for that I kind of lost the water in the background of the grass, but oh well! Anyway, I won't go into great detail because I don't want to bore you all, but I finnished week two!
This week I learned about ISO (film speed) and shutterspeed (the faster the shutterspeed the faster the camera takes the picture, the slower the shuterspeed the slower it's taken). The weekly challenge was to take a picture of water hitting an object. For the first photo I was supposed to set the shutterspeed to 1/80th of a second which as supposed to slightly blur the water or give it a "flowing" look, and the second one was taken at 1/1000 of a second and was supposed to completely stop the water droplets in mid air. They turned out pretty good except for that I kind of lost the water in the background of the grass, but oh well! Anyway, I won't go into great detail because I don't want to bore you all, but I finnished week two!
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