Especialidades JA/Fotografía digital/Respuestas

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Fotografía digital

Asociación General

Artes y actividades manuales

Destreza: 2
Año de introducción: 2006

Requisitos

La especialidad de Fotografía digital es un componente de la Maestría Artesanía.

This honor has also been adopted by the South Pacific Division with the same requirements but under the name Photography (Digital) 1.

1

Explicar lo siguiente:

1a

¿Cuáles son los principios del funcionamiento de la cámara digital y cómo funciona una cámara digital?

1b

¿Cuál es el efecto de la luz sobre el sensor de imagen?

1c

¿Cómo las imágenes en color se forman a partir de imágenes de blanco y negro en el sensor de captura?

1d

¿Qué hace el lente de la cámara? ¿Qué significa la longitud focal?

2

¿Cómo se relacionan la apertura del lente y la profundidad de campo?

3

Describir que son píxeles, resolución de imagen y tamaño de la imagen.

4

¿Cuáles son los dos tipos de compresión de imagen?

5

Nombrar y describir tres tipos de formatos de imagen.

6

Dar los usos principales de la fotografía.

7

Tomar fotografías que muestren al menos ocho de las siguientes técnicas (utilizar fotografías comparativas para ilustraciones):

(algunos de estos detalles son copiados de la especialidades de Fotografía)

7a

Enmarcado

7b

Estabilidad de la cámara

7c

Dirección de iluminación – frente, fondo, de un lado

7d

Fondo borroso con objeto enfocado

7e

Regla de tercios

7f

Ángulo –nivel de los ojos, ángulo alto y bajo

7g

Nivel del horizonte

7h

Distancia de objeto – llenado del fondo

7i

El uso de las líneas principales

Ideas for Pathfinders:

Roads: take a picture of a windy road that leads to nowwhere; The road that leads to camporee or the road into the campsite you're staying at this weekend may also be a good leading line.
Trails
Fence Posts / Fence lines
Tall buildings or tall trees. Take pictures straight up, and use those tall lines to guide your eyes to a Mountain peak, or to the sun / moon shining overhead.

7j

Exposición correcta – sub-exposición, sobreexposición y exposición correcta

Example of Underexposed photo
Example of Overexposed photo
Autofixed photo

7k

El uso de flash – distancia apropiada y objetos que reflejan

Example of how the reflection of the flash can disrupt the photo

Most flashes should be used no closer to a subject than 6 feet. and more than 20 feet away. Any closer and it will "wash out" your subject, (depending on flash), and any farther away, the light won't even reach. For example: Have you ever seen people use a flash at a football game, or in a large stadium in hopes of getting photos of the people on the field? The flash won't help because its too far away!

Don't try to use a flash when there is a reflective object directly in front of the lens. For example, a mirror or window behind your friends, or the fishtank glass between you and that shark at SeaWorld. Move off to the side diagonally a little, so that the light, when it flashes off the reflective object, won't bounce directly back to your lens, but instead will bounce into empty space beside you!

Use the flash to fill in shadows. If your subject has side-lighting erasing the features on its face that you want to capture on film, use the flash to erase the shadows. BE SURE you're far enough away, or the whol picture will be blotted out!

Some ideas for Pathfinders:

Try using a flash when your friends are in a dark cave or room. Arrange them 6 feet away from your camera, then take 2 pictures. One with a flash and one without. Notice the difference. Now take one with your friend(s) only 3 feet away. What happened?

At your next campout, just before sunset grab some friends and have them stand in front of camp, with the sunlight coming from one side, casting shadows on their faces. Take 2 pictures. One with fill-in flash, and one without. What was the difference?

8

Aprender cómo colocar fotografías en PowerPoint o en un programa equivalente. Crear una presentación mostrando las imágenes que se tomaron utilizando las técnicas anteriores.

Generally speaking, depending on your version of the presentation software, you follow the menu path: Insert -> Picture -> From File, and navigate to the picture you want to place. After that, you can right click on the picture, and select Format Picture and do some changes.

Do not feel constrained to using PowerPoint. You can download OpenOffice for free from http://www.openoffice.org and use the Impress package that comes with it. Impress can generate slides that PowerPoint can read. OpenOffice is available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and other operating systems.

9

Usando un programa de editar fotografías en una computadora, mostrar la capacidad de cortar, corregir el color, enfocar y ajustar el brillo/contraste a las fotografías.

Most modern photo editing software allows you to accomplish these tasks simply and quickly. Adobe's Photoshop is probably the best known photo editing package, but you may wish to experiment with The Gimp. It can be downloaded for free and runs under Windows, Mac, and Linux.

10

Completar al menos tres proyectos fotográficos creativos en un programa de editar fotografías, tales como una portada de CD, una página de un álbum de fotografías, un collage, etc.

11

Tener una comprensión básica de los métodos y las técnicas de archivo fotográfico.

File - A computer file is a block of arbitrary information, or resource for storing information, just a sequence of binary digits. At a higher level, where the content of the file is being considered, these binary digits may represent integer values or text characters, or anything else. It is up to the program using the file to understand the meaning and internal layout of information in the file and present it to a user as a document, image, song, or program.

Organization - An organization is a social arrangement which pursues collective goals, which controls its own performance, and which has a boundary separating it from its environment. The word itself is derived from the Greek word ὄργανον (organon) meaning tool. The term is used in both daily and scientific English in multiple ways.

Put together, file organization asks that you understand how to organize files on your computer, on the bookshelf, etc. Do you place the files in some sort of established order? Alphabetically, by date? by subject?

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