September 20, 2019
In photography club this past week, we spent time as a group learning how to adjust the manual setting of a camera to achieve certain effects. For instance, we learned that depending on the speed of the photo's subject, the shutter speed of the camera should either be adjusted to be slower or faster. Also the ISO should be adjusted based on the quality of the outside light, and the aperture should be adjusted based on how close or far the subject is from the lens of the camera. This fulfills the creativity aspect of CAS as we spent time as a group practicing how to use the manual setting of out cameras around the school, and toke some artistic photos. Also this fulfills the following learning outcome: Identify own strengths and develop areas for growth, as I was already knowledgeable about how to use the manual settings of a camera, however, practicing solidified my skills.
