Painting with Light Lab

Writing/Creating with Light 

Camera Settings:

ISO: 800

Aperture = f/16

Shutter speed = 30s

Camera Settings

ISO: 800

Aperture = f/7.1

Shutter speed = 10s

Orbs/Streaks

Camera Settings:

ISO: 800

Aperture = f/16

Shutter speed = 10s

Lit Face

Camera Settings:

ISO: 800

Aperture = f/7.1

Shutter speed = 10s

1. The lower the f-stop, the more light that is let in. Since there is more light, the picture becomes brighter and the lights become bigger making the picture less clear.

2. The higher the f-stop, the less light that is let in. The lower f-stop the darker the smaller and darker the lights are but it makes the image more clear. It becomes easier to tell what the image is trying to show. 

3. The lower f-stop made our pictures better. It made the lights at a good brightness level, and it made the light clear enough that people can tell what we were trying to do with our image.

4. I feel like we could have coordinated better, especially for the tic-tac-toe picture. It took us many tries to get the image to a satisfactory level. Even the image that I have selected there is a part missing from the board. Since two people worked on it at the same time, we sometimes ran into each other as we were making our parts which slowed us down, or caused an error in the image.