Working with a Digital Camera

Unit 3: Activity 2

    This post will be about the different modes found on a digital camera. Each mode has a different way of capturing an image or scene. The modes are as follows: Movie/Video, Macro/Close-Up, Party/Night, Portrait, Landscape, Sports, and Manual.

 Movie/Video:  Allows digital cameras can capture live streaming videos. 

                                               

Macro/Close-Up:  Allows cameras to take close-up pictures.         

                                            

Party/Night:  Allows longer exposures to capture dark scenes, usually with flash.                                                                                               

                                                                                                                                               Landscape:  Allows camera to attempt to capture detail in foreground and background by using aperture settings. 

Portrait:  Allows camera to potentially blur out the background.

Sports: Allows camera to freeze motion by using the highest shutter speed possible. 

Manual:  This mode needs the photographer to set both the shutter and aperture mode. 

My Reflection:

        I think it is quite useful for a camera to have multiple modes that it can be set in. I think it allows the photographer to use the effect they need when they need it with ease. 

Works Cited:

Information and Icons taken from Slides on Google Classroom, posted April 5, 2022.