During our media lesson we learnt new photography skills that would help us gain a better understanding of how to take photographs for our magazines.
I learnt that Colourama meant the black backdrop that is used in the background behind the model.
I know that there are two lights that stand on either side of the model that are used to channel great light across the subject. These lights contain something known as soft boxes which have square grids in them to help diffuse the light and create perfect symmetry of light. Along with the flashlights, we learnt that poly boards were used to reflect/bounce light of the model. Reflector boards are also used to help compose light on the model, gold gives a warmer tone to the face as opposed to silver, which creates a harder light upon the models face.
Moreover, we learnt how to use a Nikon D7000 camera which holds 16 million mega pixels. The camera is 3.5 LDC.
There is two camera settings, A and S.
The A stands for aperture priority: how much light there is in the lens
The S stands for shutter priority: how quick or slow light comes through the lens.
There is a remote control on the lighting known as Godox. The camera transmits a signal and the godox receives it.















