Research & Planning - DSLR Test Shots

      High Key - Natural Lighting

Low Key - Lighting done by back 

lights and key lights. 

These 3 images are my flower images outside. I think that the high key outside was the best for taking these images. I decided to use a holly berries and leaves as my flower because at there is no flowers really at this time of year. To create this image I used the flower symbol so it focused on the one thing.

These 2 images are of a close up of a person in high key lighting. As the lighting was already bright natural lighting the flash wasn't able to work. I created this image by using the close up face icon on the camera.

This image is my long shot of a person in high key lighting. For this picture I used the scenery icon on the camera. There was no flash on this image because the lighting outside was to bright. 

These are my 2 own choice images in high key lighting. To take these images I used the manual icon on the camera because I thought it was best because as the images are just simple and didn't need any effect.

This is a small object took inside using the flash. To create this picture I put the camera on the close up of the flower icon. This effect helps make the close up more realistic. It shows the diamonds and it blurs the spaces where the diamonds are missing.

This is my image of a close up of a person inside using the flash. To create this image I used the close up of a person icon to get the best effect as it focuses on her face and blurs the background out.

This is my long shot image inside using a flash. I created this image with the scenery icon on the camera. It shows the long shot of the corridor and it makes everything look clear.

From my images, the result I found is that high key lighting is best for my images. I think this because it makes the image look more clearer. On the other hand, I think the close up inside with the flash also looks good. I could consider that if I wanted to do an close up image I could do it indoors with the flash. The result I got was the result that I suggested.