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composition

the way elements of a shot are arranged and captured

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5 things important to composition

Colour, Contrast, Proportion, Texture, Pattern

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Compositional Rules

Rule of thirds, Leading lines, Frame within a Frame

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aperture, f-stop

Aperture controls the amount of light that enters the camera lens and measured in f-stop

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depth of field

the distance between the nearest and the furthest objects to create a focused image.

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shutter speed

the speed at which the shutter of the camera closes. a fast shutter speed creates short exposure.

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ISO

a number that represents how sensitive your camera’s sensor is to light. When you change the iso to a high number this allows for the photographer to shoot in low lighting conditions which is beneficial to band photography however can lead to a poor-quality image.

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rule of thirds

a compositional guideline that places your subject on the left or right third of an image

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over/under exposed images

images that are darker than the actual scene are determined as underexposed. If the image appears brighter it is overexposed.

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long exposure

the technique in which the cameras shutter is left open during a lengthy period of time. The resulting image captures a trail of movement.

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Freezing action

technique that stops movement and allows you to see something that would’ve happened to fast for the naked eye.

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Rembrandt lighting

a technique utilising one light and one reflector or two separate lights. Creates dramatic effect.

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compositional rules/techniques

a series of elements a photographer can use to convey a particular emotion. some techniques may include altering angles or moving objects within the frame.

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representation

are words, images, sounds or stories that stand for something else,it says says something beyond its literal meaning

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convention

well-established ways of constructing text. horror conventions: monster, ghost, isolated location, blood, scary music

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written code

all aspects of text including headings, speech bubbles

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symbolic code

refers to objects, setting, body language, colour, clothing used to represent something else

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technical code

camera techniques, framing, lighting, depth of field

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denotative

what it literally means

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connotative

what we associate with the sign