Here is the presentation that goes with the first module of the Relief Society Digital Photography class.

1. What do you want to learn from this class?

2. Digital Photography Getting Sharp Photos

13. Effects of Shutter Speed Fast Shutter Speed Slow Shutter Speed

19. SLR and Compact Cameras Only some offer manual controls — the rest are completely automatic All offer complete manual control Very few can use an external flash All can use an external flash unit The camera of choice for the photography-for-fun consumer The camera of choice for professional photographers Sleek and small Bulky and heavy Can be the size of a credit card — some have a grip for you hand but most don't. Large camera body, molded grip The viewfinder is separate from the lens and shows you an image of the scene in front of you. The lens can be out of focus, but your view in the viewfinder will be sharp. TTL ( T hrough T he L ens) viewfinder — when you look through the viewfinder of a digital SLR, you are seeing what the lens sees. If the image is out of focus, the photo will be out of focus. One attached lens Interchangeable lenses (hundreds to choose from) Compact Digital SLR

28. Information Setting Space the shot will take on your computer Resolution of shot Speed at which shot was taken F stop of shot Histogram

29. Histogram - Examples