Day: September 18, 2019

Learning Target:

• With my table mates I can take a slow shutter speed photo in one of three ways.
• I can help my table mates in setting up, shooting and transferring the files from the camera to their computers.

Steps:

1. Today’s Activity: Shooting a slow Shutter Speed Photo.
2. Work in groups with a tripod.
3. Create a slow shutter effect.: Slow Zoom, Ghosted Image, Light Painting.
4. Transfer photos and have one final photo before the end of the period. Slow Shutter with Storytelling.

Friday:

Brainstorm ways to add a storytelling element to your image. Shoot a final version of the image that has slow shutter speed and a storytelling image.

Your mission for today is take one slow shutter speed photo with the help of your table mates.

Step 1: Sign out a camera and a tripod.

Step 2: Set up the tripod. You will need to help each other out to accomplish this.

Step 3: Each person will take a picture of someone else in their group. Everyone shoots their own individual images. (USE THE TV Mode)

Step 4: Capture either a slow zoom, a ghosted image, or a light painted image, using yesterday’s demonstration as an inspiration.

Step 5: Use the video on changing shutter speed on our cameras and the post on the different types of slow shutter speed images for ideas on how to accomplish this.

Step 6: Transfer your photos from your computer to your User Storage folder.

Please help out anyone you can. There is only one of me, and I am not here today.

– Strong

Tomorrow:

We will brainstorm on how we can take this effect and add a story element to it.

Learning Target:

• I know what shutter speed is and how to control it on the canon DSLR cameras.
• I know what I need to make a slow shutter speed effect tomorrow during class.

Steps:

1. Strong goes over what you need to know in order to create the slow shutter effect for tomorrow.
2. Work in grooups and a tripod.
3. Create a slow shutter effect.: Slow Zoom, Ghosted Image, Light Painting.
4. Read over the requirement for Slow Shutter with Storytelling.

Tomorrow:

Work in the TV mode on the camera in groups in order to create a slow shutter speed effect.