By Rosie Little

This exercise was to simply get us familiar with our camera and how to change the ISO, this is important as not changing the ISO may result in dark or bleached out photos if the camera has a light sensitivity that's to high or low for the surroundings. The next slides show a series of images taken just to see the best ISO for outdoor photos on a sunny day. However extremely high ISO can leave you with a blurry image.

We tested this out in order to capture movements , in my case some one jumping off a table and being caught in motion made possible by the very short amount of time the shutter stayed open.

This is used to create a blurry movement shot for this image the camera had to be kept on a tripod to minimize the risk of camera shake which would create a bad outcome.

This is effected by aperture shallow depth is when a certain part of an image is in focus and the rest is blurred an example aperture would be F2.8.

This means that the whole picture should be in complete focus an example aperture may be F/16.