This is a film camera that is missing its lens-Olivia
1. A Nikon camera sans lens. - Smith
A Nikon camera with no lens attached - Hadley
This is a nikon camera without a lens attached to it.-Hanna
Here we can see the diaphragm of the camera which we can adjust depending on the amount of light and the type of affect we are seeking in our final photograph-Olivia
2. A Nikon lens with a diaphragm lens ranging from 1.8 to 22. - Smith
A nikon lens with a diaphragm that adjusts from 1.8 - 22. - Hadley
This is the nikon lens with a diaphragm that is adjustable from 1.8 to 22- Hanna
A large opening means we can get a larger perspective-Olivia
3. Diaphragm opened to its largest setting; things up close will be in focus. - Smith
The diaphragm opening, which can be made larger or smaller; here it is larger- Hadley
The diaphragm is open a lot which is probably its largest setting, which means that the items close up will be in focus-Hanna
In Contrast, here we get a very narrow and focused perspective-Olivia
4. Diaphragm open at its smallest setting. Everything would be in focus here. - Smith
Here the diaphragm (amount of light let in) is very small- Hadley
The diaphragm is smallest here and lets in the least amount of light. Everything in the scene would be in focus.-Hanna
Here the diaphragm (amount of light let in) is very small- Hadley
The diaphragm is smallest here and lets in the least amount of light. Everything in the scene would be in focus.-Hanna
This is the shutter speed. This helps us decide whether we want to have a blurier subject and clear background or vice versa...or a crystal clear shot-Olivia
5. The shutter speed here controls how long the shutter stays open to expose the film. The faster the shutter, the larger the diaphragm setting must be. - Smith
The shutter speed can be changed to adjust to whatever you are taking a photograph of, if it is still or moving, and also for how long you want to expose the film to the light - Hadley
This is the shutter speed, spindle, shutter button, and photo counter, which tells you what number frame you are on.-Hanna
The shutter speed can be changed to adjust to whatever you are taking a photograph of, if it is still or moving, and also for how long you want to expose the film to the light - Hadley
This is the shutter speed, spindle, shutter button, and photo counter, which tells you what number frame you are on.-Hanna
The final step of taking the photograph is to wind it up and snap the shot-Olivia
6. The ISO should be set to the type of film in the camera. In this case, 400 ISO. _ Smith
The ISO setting of your camera should match up to the ISO sensitivity of your film. Here the ISO is set at 400 - Hadley
This is the place where you find the ISO sensitivity of the film. For our black and white class we were told to use 400 ISO which means that the film we use has that sensitivity.-Hanna
1. This is a Nikon film camera without it's lens on
RispondiElimina2. This is the lens for the Nikon, on which you can see the settings for the diaphragm, ranging from 1.8 (the largest) to 22 (the smallest)
3. We can see here the diaphragm when opened to it's largest setting, which would take a photograph with short focal length, meaning that the background would be extremely fuzzy.
4. This is the diaphragm when opened to it's smallest setting, which is a long focal length, meaning that most everything would be in focus.
5. On the top of the camera we see where one adjusts the shutter speed. When using a large diaphragm, like 1.8, we must use a faster shutter speed so that we do not over expose the film. When using a small diaphragm, like 22, we must use a slower shutter speed so that we do not under expose the film.
6. Here we see the viewfinder, where one must look through to take their picture!
-Jamie Solomon
1. Camera body
RispondiElimina2. Camera lens
3. Diaphragm - large opening
4. Diaphragm - small opening
5. Shutter release button and shutter speed dial
6. Viewfinder and rewind crank
-Alethea
1.This is a Nikon film based camera pictured without a lens.
RispondiElimina2. This is the lens used for the Nikon
3. In this photo we see the diaphragm which is opened to the maximum setting
4. Contrary to the photo above this in this picture we see the diaphragm at its smallest setting
5.On the top of the camera we can see the shutter speed which should be adjusted according the diaphragm set
6.Finally, this photo is of the viewfinder which is used to view what you are taking a picture of.
Alanna Kirschbaum
1. This is a picture of a Nikon camera without the lens
RispondiElimina2. The lens of the Nikon camera (above) the numbers display all the possible settings
3. The diaphragm for the Nikon opened very large
4. The diaphragm for the Nikon opened very small
5. This is a picture of the shutter speed
6. Viewfinder used to take the final picture after all the settings are adjusted
- Lindsey Cummins
1.This is a Nikon manual camera without a lens.
RispondiElimina2.Lens of the camera, which is adjustable according to light, distance, and affect.
3.This is a lens all the way open.
4.This is a lens almost all the way closed.
5.This is the shutter speed adjustment knob as well as the lever you pull each time you want to take a photograph.
6.This is the viewfinder of the camera as well as the button you push in order to take the picture.
- Lauren
1. This is the camera without lens(pinhole)
RispondiElimina2. Type of lens 50mm f/1.8
3. Lens with maximum aperture that gives photo blur in background. Such an aperture suitable for shutting objects near.
4. An aperture is narrow result in a sharp focus at the image plane. Suitable for landscape.
5. Shutter speed represents the time that the shutter remains open.
6. Depending on the sensitive of film set the ISO.
Caterina
1) The body of a Nikon camera
RispondiElimina2)Camera lens,this is what you adjust dpending on the lighting and distance of what you are shooting
3)This is the camera lens opened all the way, this would be for close up shots
4)Here the camera lens is very nearly shut, creating a very sharp focus, this is best for landscape shots
5)The knob featured here allows the shooter to adjust the shutter speed, this must be aligned with the diaphram (large diaphram 1.8=fast shutter speed)
6)This last photo features the viewfinder, through which one looks to take a picture.
-Declan
1. Camera body.
RispondiElimina2. Camera lens.
3. Diaphragm with large opening for zoomed in shots.
4. Diaphragm with small opening for a sharp focus at the image plane.
5. Shutter release button that shows the time the shutter is open.
6. Viewfinder.
-Elise Tran
Elimina1. Missing lens
RispondiElimina2.Here is A Nikon lens with a diaphragm lens ranging from 1.8 to 22.
3. diaphragm is opened a huge whole, which is probably its largest setting, to keep things that are close in focus
4.Diaphragm open at its smallest setting. Everything would be in focus here from far away
5.This is the shutter speed. This helps us decide whether a subject is blurry or in focus
6.The ISO should be set to the type of film in the camera, this is the last step and you should spindle and shoot your camera
-Federica Nuzzolese
1. This is a Nikon film camera without the lense.
RispondiElimina2.This is a Nikon Lens with a diaphram ranging from 1.8-22.
3. This is showing the diaphragm when it is semi open. It can range both smaller and larger than it shows.
4. Here the lens is letting in very minimal light, meaning the diaphragm is nearly closed.
5. This is the shutter speed. It can be adjusted depending on the movement within the photo you are trying to capture.
6.This is the ISO setting on the camera, the ISO should match the film sensitivity.