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1 Diploma in Photography Part I Lesson 2 Camera Functions and Lenses Presented by: Thomas Woods Course Educator B.A.

2 Competition Time We reward our most diligent students Shaw Academy Lifetime Membership Prize - Draw during lesson 8 Attend 50%+ of the lessons live

3 The Truth is You have taken your first steps to success Delighted to see an increase in students attending live You are taking CONTROL!

4 Lesson 2 Course Agenda Camera functions How the camera see s vs human vision Lens Types Summary Course Interaction Q & A

5 Why learn about camera functions? Lack of understanding of technical capabilities Lack of confidence in skills and knowledge Inability to fulfil creative vision

6 Why learn about lenses? Understanding the capabilities of the equipment we are using Confidence to select the right lenses to match our vision for the image Develop our Visual Awareness skills by understanding all the different views you can have of one scene by using different lenses

7 Camera Functions

8 Mode Selector

9 Mode Selector Automatic Mode

10 Mode Selector Program Mode (P)

11 Mode Selector

12 Mode Selector Sport/Action Mode Landscape Mode Macro Mode Portrait Mode

13 Mode Selector Aperture Value Mode (A) or (AV)

14 Mode Selector Shutter Priority Mode (S) or (TV) Time Value

15 Mode Selector Manual Mode (M)

16 Mode Selector Night Mode or Long Exposure Mode Video Mode

17 Common Icons Image Playback Zoom in/out (Playback) Delete Images Direct Printing

18 Lens Types

19 Lens Types Normal/Standard Lenses Wide Angle Lenses Telephoto lenses Zoom Lenses Super Wide Angle Lenses Fisheye Lenses Macro Lenses

20 Lens Components Thread for Lens Filters Front Lens Element Bayonet for Lens Hood Manual focusing Ring Auto Focus / Manual Focus Switch Distance Scale Zoom Ring Lens Mount

21 Angle of View Human Vision Angle of View for Human Vision 130 Degrees Wide

22 Angle of View Human Vision Angle Of View for Human Vision 130 Degrees Angle Of View for Human Vision that's in Focus 50 Degrees

23 Angle of View Human Vision

24 Angle of View Human Vision

25 Standard/Normal Lens

26 50mm Focal Length - Standard/Normal Lens

27 50mm Focal Length - Standard/Normal Lens 50mm view within human vision angle of view Actual image shot with 50mm Standard Lens

28 Wide Angle Lens Field of view wider than the angle of focused human vision or standard lenses (50mm) Lenses with a focal length between 24 50mm Angle of view between 50 and 83 degrees wide

29 24mm Focal Length Wide Angle Lens 24mm View 50mm View

30 24mm Focal Length Wide Angle Lens 24mm view within human vision angle of view Actual image shot with 24mm Wide Angle Lens

31 Telephoto Lens Field of view narrower than the angle of focused human vision or standard lenses (50mm) Lenses with a focal length can be from 50mm up to 1000mm and even beyond Angle of view between 50 and 2.5 degrees wide

32 70mm Focal Length Telephoto Lens 70mm View 50mm View

33 70mm Focal Length Telephoto Lens 70mm view within human vision angle of view Actual image shot with 70mm Telephoto Angle Lens

34 100mm Focal Length Telephoto Lens 100mm View 50mm View

35 100mm Focal Length Telephoto Lens 100mm lens view within human vision angle of view Actual image shot with 100mm Telephoto Lens

36 400mm Focal Length Telephoto Lens 400mm View 50mm View

37 400mm Focal Length Telephoto Lens 400mm lens view within human vision angle of view Actual image shot with 400mm Telephoto Lens

38 Zoom Lens

39 14mm 24mm Zoom Lens Lens zoomed out to 14mm Lens zoomed in to 24mm

40 70mm 200mm Zoom Lens Lens zoomed out to 70mm Lens zoomed in to 200mm

41 Prime Lens

42 Super Wide Angle Lens

43 Super Wide Angle Lens 14mm View 50mm View

44 14mm Super Wide Angle Lens 14mm lens view within human vision angle of view Actual image shot with 14mm Wide Angle Lens

45 14 mm 24 mm 50 mm 70 mm 100 mm 400 mm

46 Fisheye Lens

47 Fisheye Lens

48 Macro Lens

49 Macro Lens David Gilliver

potential Extending your vocabulary around photography Congratulations you have just completed Lesson 2 o Attend all of the

50 Summary Building confidence in your technical knowledge by understanding common camera functions Development of your visual awareness by looking at Human vision vs camera view Expansion of your technical knowledge base and broadening of creative potential Extending your vocabulary around photography Congratulations you have just completed Lesson 2 o Attend all of the lessons live to ask Questions in real time and benefit the most o We re here to help, so contact us anytime! o photography@shawacademy.com

51 Lesson 3 On Demand The next session is Light and Exposure How the human eye works How the camera captures and records light What is Exposure? Understanding how exposure effects your photography Lesson 3 will be in your Student Login Area on Friday Attend all of the lessons LIVE and your knowledge will grow Shaw Academy Lifetime Membership Prize during Lesson 8 Recordings are available within 24 hours Go to and then the Top Right Corner Members Area

52 PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE TOOL KIT INCLUDED: Exclusive Starter Pack Webinar Slides for every lesson Summary Notes for every lesson Bonus Videos ONLY 9 Enhance your learning experience!

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55 Facebook Challenge Send us in a image shot with a particular lens or focal length and tell us why you used it #shawphoto

56 Q&A Lesson 3 will be in your Student Login Area on Friday See you back for Lesson 4 LIVE Motion and

Diploma in Photography Part I

Diploma in Photography Part I Lesson 4 Motion and Depth Presented by: Thomas Woods Course Educator B.A. (Hons.) @ShawPhotoTom Competition Time We reward our most diligent students Shaw Academy Lifetime