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General| Brand | Kodak |
|---|---|
| Model | 35 mm Camera |
| Category | Camera Lens |
| Language | English |
Introduces the guide's purpose and requirements for using an adjustable 35mm camera.
Covers essential camera features like light meters, batteries, and manual/automatic settings.
Explains shutter speed settings and their role in controlling light exposure duration.
Details lens opening (aperture) settings and their impact on light and depth of field.
Guides on adjusting focus for sharp subjects at various distances.
Explains light meter function and ISO settings for achieving correct exposure.
Demonstrates the importance of holding the camera steady for clear, detailed images.
Illustrates how lens opening affects the range of sharpness in a photograph.
Compares photos taken with large and small lens openings to show depth of field differences.
Practices using a wide aperture to blur backgrounds and highlight the main subject.
Guides on adjusting camera settings for different light conditions, from sun to shade.
Uses fast shutter speeds to capture sharp images of moving subjects in bright light.
Teaches using slower shutter speeds for low-light situations, like shaded areas.
Explores dramatic effects of backlighting, turning subjects into dark silhouettes.
Covers settings for taking photos of illuminated scenes in low-light or night conditions.
Demonstrates using 'B' mode for long exposures to create light trails or patterns.
Provides a reference table of recommended shutter speeds and lens openings for various lighting conditions.
Directs users to Kodak for further assistance and more detailed information.
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