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Skin color poops, her eyes stick out the most, light pink lips.

Facial features pop, background gives skin tone more color

What I learned about white balance was there was two white balancing methods.

List:

1. Sunny: This works for mid-morning and also midafternoon.
2. Shade: Shade works with a heavier shade.
3. cloudy: Cloudy works for outdoor scenes with an overcast of light.
4. flash: This works with a more standard off-speed light.
5. Incandescent: This setting works more for the indoor scenes.
6. Fluorescent: This setting works better for indoor scenes lit by bulbs.

I like the Victoria secret ad more because I use their body mists and lotions from here and its my go to. Another ad that is my favorite is the McDonalds ad. This is because i love their chicken nuggets from there. 

1. Choose the right photo surface

2. Prime before painting

3. Use suitable paints

4. plan your composition

5. seal your work

1. 1. JPEG: they can display on almost every browser. The less compression the camera will perform on the image.
   2. HEIF: HEIF format are less universal. They cannot be displaced easily by internet browsers.
   3. TIFF:  They are usually uncompressed. They make powerful adjustments.
   4. RAW:  They store all information captured by the camera. Are very large and take up a lot of space.
   5. DNG: It is an alternative to the manufacturers.
   6. PNG: They are compressed in a lossless format. They allow for total transparency.
   7. GIF: The files can only contain the max of 256 colors. GIF is not the best choice for photos.
   8. BMP:  They are on the larger side and data is saved without compression.
   9. PSD: They Manipulate your original photo. The file is flattened.

I accomplished my final result by finding the correct timing. I also had my camera pointed at a certain angle to get a perfect shot. For editing I wanted a more bright image showing the olor of their hair as well as make their skin tone pop.

1. The cost of a lens depends on several things.
2. Less expensive lenses will generally have variable apertures – so as you zoom, the maximum aperture gets smaller
3. More expensive lenses have a fixed aperture.
4. Wide angles give an expansive view, and when used correctly, they can wrap you in the scene.
5. ll major camera and lens manufacturers offer a variety of focal lengths to satisfy most budgets.
6. If you shoot scenes with prominent foreground objects, then a wide-angle lens is the way to go.
7. A major mistake made by new photographers is to use wide angles incorrectly.
8. having no interest in the foreground, or by trying to include too much in the scene, you’ll end up with less impactful photos.
9. Wide angles are also handy in tight areas
10. They can create volume and expansiveness in a limited space.
11. Standard zoom lenses are great walkaround lenses.
12. They are versatile, allowing you to do wide-angle landscape shooting, before zooming in to the telephoto end to take a great portrait.
13. tandard zooms tend to cover moderate wide-angle focal lengths all the way down to a medium telephoto
14. they often start at 24mm to 35mm, then zoom to around 70mm or even 105mm.
15. Many kit lenses – lenses that come as part of a camera package
16. prime lenses offer just one focal length, such as 35mm, 50mm, or 85mm
17. he most popular standard lens was a standard prime
18. Telephoto lenses get you close to a subject without actually approaching them.
19. prime lenses also tend to be cheaper than optically-equivalent zooms.
20. A “fast” lens is usually one that has an aperture of f/4, f/2.8, or larger

People use flash to fill out shawdow. You can attach a light to the camera so your subject will have no shadow