The objective of this week's assignment is to be familiar on controlling of our camera in different functions with particular focusing on aperture, shutter, and lens.
The manual control function was selected with lowest aperture (F5.6). All of pictures were taken in between lens of 55 mm and 18mm.
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| 1st Picture (F/5.6, 55mm, 0.5meter) |
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| 2nd Picture (F/5.6, 18mm, 1meter) |
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| 3rd Picture (F/5.6, 55mm, 0.5meter) |
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| 4th Picture (F/5.6, 18mm, 1meter) |
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| 5th Picture (F/5.6, 55mm, 0.5meter) |
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| 6th Picture (F/5.6, 18mm, 1meter) |
To conclude the understanding of the depth of field and lens differences, being a beginner photographer must know how to control the setting of aperture, shutter, and lens. The appropriate adjustment of aperture allows photographer to take a decent picture with the blur background, which is the shallow depth of field in the technical term. As comparing the pictures that were taken above, we can notice that the closer pictures represent the blur background. Not only because of the close up of the object, but also the lens and aperture control that allow pictures to have the shallow depth of field. Moreover, when taken the pictures with the lowest lens of 18mm and lowest aperture F5.6, it cannot represent the better result of the shallow depth of field. Unless you close up the object, but still the representation will not be outstanding.
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