I'm taking an online photography course... and along with this week's assignment, there was also a mini lesson on exposure compensation. Here are my 3 shots while experimenting with exposures... taking 3 shots of the same object, with exposures of -1, 0, +1. The subject is nothing exciting... just a bowl of apples on my dining room table... but it's very obvious the exposure changed! Loving this class and it's only the first week!!!! :)
Taken with Canon dRebel XT, 50mm f1.8 lens... around 3pm, with kitchen/dining room lighting.
Photo1: ss 1/100, f1.8, ISO 1600
Photo2: ss 1/50, f1.8, ISO 1600
Photo3: ss 1/25, f1.8, ISO 1600
Resized for web & slightly sharpened.
8 comments:
I am taking a photography class at our local community college and this was one of our assignments a few weeks ago. I am learning lots in the class and it's fun to meet other photographers. It's just a hobby for me, but I enjoy it. Sounds like you are busy so I hope you can find time to get some more photos posted!
Thank you for the mini-lesson, always good to see actual examples of things. On this one, I definitely like the "correct" exposure best. Lovely bowl by the way...wish I had it.
wow, i have to try that on my DRebel! love the first and second shots...great colors!
Cool experiment! In this case, I think I like the underexposed one. I've been really into darker tones lately, though! LOL!
Great visual...hmmm, now I want an apple!
great pics. i like the correct exposure the best!
Great bowl... and great pics! It's neat to see the differences just a tiny adjustment can make. Great job!
LOVE those pics Dorothy...and that bowl is beautiful!
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