6. Lens, Filters and StockThis is a featured page

Key Terms and Concepts:
  1. Distortions of the photographic process can create striking effects.
  2. Camera’s lens doesn’t make mental adjustments between size and distance.
  3. Realists don’t use much lens distortion
  4. Formalists often uses lenses and filters that intensify qualities and suppress others.
  5. Shapes, colors and lighting can be dramatically modified by optical modifiers.
  6. 3 categories of lenses…1. Wide 2. Telephoto (Narrow) 3. Standard
  7. Telephoto lens get close-ups of objects from distances of dangerous shots or discreetly. A long focal length called a long lens.
  8. Telephoto lens are used for expressive techniques in focus between foreground and background or both. …rack focus or selective focus. Shift in focus can show a cause and effect relationship.
  9. Long lenses flatten the image so objects seem closer together
  10. Wide angle lens are also called short lenses- wide angles…used in deep focus shots…preserve sharp focus on all distance planes. Wider the lens the more it warps. Wide shots amplify movement.
  11. Lens can be used for cosmetic purposes…soft focus lenses give smooth and glamorours look
  12. Filters can also creative control the shot in color
  13. Fast Stock is highly sensitive to light and get capture images with no light. Often used with documentaries because doesn’t require lighting. Can produce a grainy image.
  14. Slow stock requires 10 times as much light and can caputure color precisely without washing it out.

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