Final Exam Review

1 - 

The World Pie Championship in Scotland is being judged by judge John Young in November to find a world pie champion and will be awarded The World Pie Making Champions for this year. Young is now looking at the pies to see if they are firm and will do this to every pie to be one of a hand-full judges to determine who is going to be a finalist in the final judging. 

2 - 

Balancing Elements - Putting the object on focus to one side and adding an object of "equal weight"  to the other side.

Rule of Thirds - Putting the focus of the picture to a point on a graph of thirds, no in the middle.

Leading lines - There is a long line head from on side of the picture to the other side and making it the object of focus.

Symmetry and Pattern - Making the whole picture able to split in to by a straight and with that fictional line make both side of that photo equal in every way that you can see.

Viewpoint - Putting where you will take your picture in to consideration. Over head, eye level, and ground level.

Background - don't use to much action behind the object in focus.

Depth - Make the the 2-D object look 3-D by add layer to your photo.

Framing - Put the object in focus in a condition where the object is frame by man or natural objects.  

Cropping - To get rid unwanted extras in the photos by cropping it to focus on the main show.

Mergers - Where a object is cut off by the frame and is left hanging on with what ever is left on the photo. What out when taking your photos.

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Aperture - Showing how much of the back ground is going the shown. A little or a lot.

Shutter Speed - How fast you want the picture to be and making the shutter to close fast or slow. Fast makes it take photos look as if they were stopped in time and vice versa.

ISO - To show how intense the camera is going to be in light.

4 - In my words, what is and isn't acceptable to the world. Making some look "meaner" by darkening the skin or make a group have only men, no women is NEVER acceptable to this world. If it's somethings as simply as changing a tooth in a newspaper photo or anything along those line is fine to a certain degree that many know.

5 - 

Environmental - Putting the angle towards the person and where there they are most comfortable spot like where they work or where their favorite place is.

Self - Only sharing themselves with a serious tone in the photo.

Causal - Taking a professional photo with the person in their everyday clothes.

Formal - wearing very fancy clothing and nothing like they are wearing their P-Js.

Informal - Were or looking like on their everyday route.

6 - 

Exposure - How much light is in one photo and is not to much nor to little light.

Depth of field - How much of range is in clear focus.

Focal length - How much zoom the camera can have be the length in lens to sensor by millimeters.

7 - 

Early Magazine Cover - Simply cover with nothing more than a picture and some text over it.

The Poster Cover - Only focusing on the picture for the cover, nor real blobs o texts.

Picture Married to Type - Has a model for the cover overlapping the title with the side to the models side.

In the Forest of Words - There might be a picture of anything, but all you see is a lot of text with to much happening on to even see what is going on.