Intro . . .
This post includes ISO, White Balance, and Bracketing. ISO is the sensitivity of the sensor, meaning that a higher ISO will be more sensitive to light but will also have more texture while a lower ISO will be less sensitive to the light but have less grain. The next thing, white balance, is something that adjusts color temperature to make the whites of the picture more white which will eventually effect the overall tone. Last but not least, bracketing. Bracketing takes multiple shots of a object at once and through this the camera is generated to take those shots at different exposure values with at least one good image with a good exposure. Having proper exposure also relates back to the exposure triangle. The exposure triangle represents proper exposure, which is the right balance of ISO, shutter speed, and aperture, if one of those modes are changed it will effect the whole outcome.
White Balance . . .
The white balance setting includes the term, ‘color temperature’. This term has two parts, the color, and the temperature. The color section of this term is another way to say the color of white shown in a picture, meaning that the white in a picture is caused by the amount of light portrayed causing different outcomes when there is a different lighting. Meanwhile, the temperature affects the overall tone, meaning that the shade of white can change. The tones can either be described as a white, black, or the in between of gray. At the end of the day the white balance changes things. These things include the tone and the mode. If the white balance appears to be darker it will give off a more depressing mood and have a darker tone, but if the white balance is a brighter white the tone will also be bright and the mood will be lighter and happier.
P I C T U R E S
CHANGED ISO SETTINGS
ISO – 200
ISO – 1600
The pictures above can be enlarged when clicked on, to identify the contrasts you can analyze over the gray areas . . .
CHANGED WHITE BALANCE SETTING
The images above can be enlarged to inspect further.
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BACKETING IMAGES
-1
0
1
The Best Exposure According to my Opinion = -1 Exposure
This is my favorite picture out of all the ones that I took for this post, mainly because of the colors. I feel like the red shade of the pump stands out among the gray background and green leaves. I also like this image because of how the water pump is the main subject and the background is blurred.