Camera: Nikon Coolpix P510
Lens: N/A
Focal Length: 4mm
ISO: 100
AV: f/3
TV:1/1600 sec
Flash: None
This picture was taken outside the house of the Vestal Virgins near the beginning of the semester, and I think I had my camera in auto mode (or in landscape mode, I can't remember which), but I wanted to focus on the texture of her clothes and the overall composition of the picture.
This picture was taken outside the house of the Vestal Virgins near the beginning of the semester, and I think I had my camera in auto mode (or in landscape mode, I can't remember which), but I wanted to focus on the texture of her clothes and the overall composition of the picture.
Camera: Nikon Coolpix P510
Lens: N/A
Focal Length: 4mm
ISO: 100
AV: f/4
TV:1/1000 sec
Flash: None
I had my camera set in AV mode for this picture, and I wanted the aperture to be on the lower end to emphasize the cross. I liked the contrast in lights and darks on it, and I like how the cross could make for a very interesting composition.
I had my camera set in AV mode for this picture, and I wanted the aperture to be on the lower end to emphasize the cross. I liked the contrast in lights and darks on it, and I like how the cross could make for a very interesting composition.
Camera: Nikon Coolpix P510
Lens: N/A
Focal Length: 16mm
ISO: 100
AV: f/4.1
TV:1/400 sec
Flash: None
I had my camera in aperture priority for this, and I kept my camera at a lower aperture so that the majority of the focus would be on the angel's face. I also had my ISO set at 100 so it would be sharp.
I had my camera in aperture priority for this, and I kept my camera at a lower aperture so that the majority of the focus would be on the angel's face. I also had my ISO set at 100 so it would be sharp.
Camera: Nikon Coolpix P510
Lens: N/A
Focal Length:160mm
ISO: 125
AV: f/5.5
TV:1/500 sec
Flash: None
I zoomed in a lot for this picture, and used the lowest aperture possible for the amount of zoom I was using on my camera. Because I was shooting this picture from so far away, I also had to have a higher shutter speed so there wouldn't be a blur if I had a hard time holding steady. I ended up taking several of this same shot before I came out with one I liked.
I zoomed in a lot for this picture, and used the lowest aperture possible for the amount of zoom I was using on my camera. Because I was shooting this picture from so far away, I also had to have a higher shutter speed so there wouldn't be a blur if I had a hard time holding steady. I ended up taking several of this same shot before I came out with one I liked.
Camera: Nikon Coolpix P510
Lens: N/A
Focal Length: 8mm
ISO: 500
AV: f/7.6
TV: 1/13
Flash: None
I really wanted to take a shot of the candles in a few of the churches, and I decided that instead of letting them blur out quickly, I would use a higher aperture to get many of the candles in focus, as well as to keep the candles from being over-exposed. Because I was in a dark church I had my ISO set on auto, but now that I think about it, I wish I had double checked it to be sure it was set where I wanted it to be. However, I still like the picture and I think it turned out alright.
I really wanted to take a shot of the candles in a few of the churches, and I decided that instead of letting them blur out quickly, I would use a higher aperture to get many of the candles in focus, as well as to keep the candles from being over-exposed. Because I was in a dark church I had my ISO set on auto, but now that I think about it, I wish I had double checked it to be sure it was set where I wanted it to be. However, I still like the picture and I think it turned out alright.
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