Helygen Celli

Bobbins

Three nice bobbins filled with fresh handspun Jacob Sheep yarn.
I still want to learn more about the technical use of my camera. Most of the time I use the P-option of my camera. This morning I thought it would be fun playing with the Depth of Field again. 

The first three images are compressed jpg from my camera, the last one is I RAW-image I have adjusted.
The lighting of all photo’s are awfull, all overexposed.  I have to look at my aperture, your shutter speed and iso to prevent this…. Of course this can be corrected with photoshop, that’s not what I want :-)))

2.5s f/22.0 iso200
Small aperture, long shutter brings out detail, the image is more clear. 

0.6s f/11.0 iso200
Medium aperture and shutter … 

1/5s f/5.6 iso 200
A large aperture and slow shutter, makes for a more artistic shot.
With the the background details blurred, the eye is bought forward to the foreground 

The same shot as above. This time I adjusted the RAW image with Photoshop to correct the overexposure. Most of the time I work with RAW-images. This gives me the control to adjust things I don’t know how to do with my camera.