*4. (35 marks)
Auto: Shutter Speed - 1/60, Aperture - 4.5, ISO - 400
Night: Shutter Speed - 0.8, Aperture - 4.5, ISO - 400
Auto: Shutter Speed - 1/320, Aperture - 11, ISO - 100
Sport: Shutter Speed - 1/800, Aperture - 7.1, ISO - 100
Auto: Shutter Speed - 1/60, Aperture - 4.5, ISO - 400
Close Up: Shutter Speed - 1/60, Aperture - 4.5, ISO - 500
Auto: Shutter Speed - 1/250, Aperture - 10, ISO - 100
Landscape: Shutter Speed - 1/160, Aperture - 10, ISO - 100
Auto: Shutter Speed - 1/50, Aperture - 4.5, ISO - 160
Portrait: Shutter Speed - 1/60, Aperture - 5.6, ISO - 400
B. In which case was the mode image most different from the
Auto image? How did the settings for b, c, and d differ in the mode
settings compared to the AUTO settings? (5 marks)
The case that the mode image was most different from the auto image was in the Sports mode. The shutter speed went from 1/800 to 1/320 in auto and Aperture went from 7.1 to 11 in the auto mode.
C. In which case was the mode image least different
from the Auto image? How did the settings for b, c, and d differ in the
mode settings compared to the AUTO settings? (4 marks)
The case that the mode image was the least different from the auto image was in the Close Up mode. Only the ISO changed in this mode from 500 to 400 in the Auto mode.
D. Which of the five modes is your favourite?
What is it that you like about it? Post another pair (one AUTO, one using
your favourite mode) of images, including all of the same information as
before. (6 marks)
I liked all the modes, but Close Up was my favourite. I liked it because this mode can come in handy with taking close up pictures of my salamander and things in nature.
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