IT'S DAY THREE!

LISTEN TO DAY THREE BELOW

I encourage you to put your headphones in or put this recording on speaker so that you can mess with your camera while you listen. 

Checklist for Day 3 OUTSIDE (which is ideal)

• Set your camera to ISO 400.
• Go outside and find a shaded spot with a shaded background.
• Set your camera to AP (or AV) mode.
• If you’re using a zoom, use the widest setting by turning your lens clockwise (that’s the smaller number on the lens)
• Adjust the f-stop to the lowest setting (widest aperture) and take a photo.
• Adjust the f-stop to the highest setting (closed aperture) and take a second photo.
• Review your photos to notice the difference between the two f-stop settings.
• Upload your photos to your computer.
• Post at least one photo from each f-stop setting in the Facebook group.

Checklist for Day 3 INSIDE (which can work but you need lots of natural light)

• Set your camera to ISO 2400 (or close to that).
• Find a spot with good window light (yesterday's lesson comes in handy)
• Set your camera to AP (or AV) mode.
• If you’re using a zoom, use the widest setting by turning your lens clockwise (that’s the smaller number on the lens)
• Adjust the f-stop to the lowest setting (widest aperture) and take a photo.
• Adjust the f-stop to the highest setting (closed aperture) and take a second photo.
• Review your photos to notice the difference between the two f-stop settings.
• Upload your photos to your computer.
• Post at least one photo from each f-stop setting in the Facebook group.

This is a big step forward, and I hope you're excited to continue experimenting. Tomorrow, we’ll talk about how to use all the skills you’ve learned so far to refine your photos even further.