In todays lesson, we took turns in taking pictures of each other using the '3 light setup' technique. Using this, it gives the picture a more richer look then an ordinary picture.
Friday, 11 February 2011
3 Light Set Up
In todays lesson, we took turns in taking pictures of each other using the '3 light setup' technique. Using this, it gives the picture a more richer look then an ordinary picture.
Friday, 4 February 2011
Pinhole Camera
Things you need:
* Pringles tube
* Foil
* Masking tape
* Drawing pin
* Tissue paper
1. Cut the tube just above the nutrition box all the way round the tube
2. Cover the shorter part of the tube with tissue paper, place the lid on and cut around the lid
3. Tape together the shorter and longer tube using the masking tape
4. Wrap the whole tube with foil leaving both ends uncovered and masking it all together
5. Place the drawing pin through the metal end of the tube to make a hole, remove the pin
6. Look through your new 'Pinhole Camera'
* Pringles tube
* Foil
* Masking tape
* Drawing pin
* Tissue paper
1. Cut the tube just above the nutrition box all the way round the tube
2. Cover the shorter part of the tube with tissue paper, place the lid on and cut around the lid
3. Tape together the shorter and longer tube using the masking tape
4. Wrap the whole tube with foil leaving both ends uncovered and masking it all together
5. Place the drawing pin through the metal end of the tube to make a hole, remove the pin
6. Look through your new 'Pinhole Camera'
What We Did Today...
In todays lesson, we tried to recreate what Muybridge did, by taking pictures of movent on a different camera at a different time.
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