Learn grammar and punctuation as we almost have the same in our blog
DSLR - big brother to the camera we used last term. It's a moving and still camera.
Focus - more better, depends on the lighting too, the bigger the sensor the image gets darker and the less the lighter - unless it's the other way.
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| DSLR camera, 50 lens and tripod |
Make sure not to finger the camera when lens are off or it ruin the shot
Groups of two sides left and right with the use of the camera.
Camera's brands
Ta took our pictures and we open linda.com - up and down with DSLR film making but we watched on the procetor. Which learned last term - ISO, Aperture, Shutter and Fstop. But in more detail for the Fstop, which is a fraction of the number.
ISO and sound make them good. Three different kinds of lens but only use - prime and zoom
Prime lens can't really move but are sharper and faster.
When using the camera always format and make sure on right view and delete unwanted video and charge for next user.
Stutter always on 50 and on manual.
1920x1080 - almost around the green wall
1280x720 - smaller, soft and less sharp
We follow Glen to his favourite place - quiet to use long hallway
50 lens camera - for fun and practise

video - practise as a class
I was nervous at first but still, until I was in the background for the other ones we did to practise. However I try to think of something and try not look nervous and I need to look at something so I looked over to the other side where no one was in.
Normal camera use
When Glen left to get the 50 prime lens
next we all practise on turns with the camera - DSLR
Yet we still think it's better to be in a group, coming back Mele put one camera in the mac to get all that was on camera while Johnson did on Glen's but didn't go so well and Glen did it for us through he forgot the pictures, nevermind it's okay and I was wondering what DSLR stand for so I looked it up.
Looks like I got to edit everything again - to make sense.
Here I use my phone to capture what we were doing
We all had fun and take turns of using the DSLR's