Phillippe Halsman: "When you ask a person to jump, his attention is mostly directed towards the act of jumping and the mask falls so that the real person appears." (Phillippe Halsman's Jump Book, 1959)
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| f/4.5 - 1/8000 sec - ISO-6400 |
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| f/4.5 - 1/8000 sec - ISO-6400 |
In today's practical we looked at 'Jumpology'. This task was to get us thinking about subjects that are in motion. This would require a high shutter speed to avoid motion blur. This would mean that the image sensors of our camera's would be exposed to light for a very short duration of time. This would result in very dark images.
To compensate for this, we used a high ISO sensitivity setting along with an appropriate aperture setting that took into account the weather conditions. I wanted to have a depth of field for my photographs that didn't blur too much of the background out too, so I selected the exposure settings you can see on the left under my examples.
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