1 – ISO 100 for best quality, f/2.8 to maximise on available light... camera is telling me that 1/6 of a second shutter speed will get correct exposure, but i chose 1/13 because i want a kind of low light (underexposed) effect... as you can see, there’s a ton of motion blur!
2 – ISO 100 and f/2.8, but this time i use a shutter speed of 1/200 to stop motion... i think it works, but it’s kinda hard to tell given how dark the shot is...
3 – same aperture and shutter speed, but boosted ISO to 800 to get more light... it works, but now that you can see, if you could zoom in tight, you’ll notice that the DOF appears too narrow...
4 – aperture at f/7.1 to increase DOF and boosted ISO to 6400 to let in more light... now it’s pretty sharp throughout, altho’ rather grainy if you look real close (is your nose touching the puter screen yet?)... which is why if i really wanted to shoot this i would use a flash... like i did back in November for a different camera settings challenge ;p http://365project.org/northy/somebody-stop-m/2012-11-14
