Tuesday, 13 May 2014

The seven deadly camera sins...Lens

FIREHOSING - Is the sin of not knowing what to shoot. You just sort of wave the camera arround hopeing to capture something. 

SNAPSHOOTING - Is when the camera starts too late in the scene and stops too early.

HEADHUNTING - Is when a subjects eye is not centered in the frame: half way down from the top and half way in from the sides.

BACKLIGHTING - Is the sin for posing the subject in front of the sky or ski lope the foregroung to much darker than the backround. It gives the image a silhouette look.

MOTOZOOMING - Is when the camera zooms in and out too quickly and too often in a take.

UPSTANDING - Is when the camera is in still position. The camera is only moving in one spot.

JOGGING - Is when the camera is jumping alot in a scene.


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