Thursday, November 4, 2010
Edna Manley Class
Being the field trip to Edna Manley on Monday, we had class over at the school. I felt quite cool as we taught in a different environment. All we did mainly was learn about the video camera and what it can do. Also how to manipulate it. After enjoying the trip, the other day, someone crashed and died in my town and it was someone I knew. That was so bad but that is just life, you live and you die. Anyway we had our group meeting and we finally come to an agreement what we want to do for the final and how it is suppose to be done. Hopefully we are able to get all the equipment that we need to make this a good documentary.
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ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I was unable to attend the trip to Edna Manley Class exhibition, however my fellow classmates told me that it was interesting.
Keeping up to date with the class mr Wilkins taught us camera techniques. Mounting a camera gives precise control and elevation with tilt rotation on the X and Y axis.
Using professional Cameras you can have control over these basic parameters: zoom, focus, exposure, frame rate, video resolution, audio recording sample rate and quality, white balance and shutter speed.
By using the thirds or (rule of thirds) to compose our image shows depth in our image which is divided into three areas:
foreground
mid ground
and background
By adjusting, the focus, zoom and your exposure you can compose your shot once your tripod is in place.