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Australia Zoo Interenship - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 14-42mmm
        
        Good for wide angles, like for shots when you're to close to the subject but want to get it all in. Also works well with portrait photos for getting that verticle shot.
      - 25mm
        
        Prime lense for crisp shots with a much larger apreture range but has no zoom features so you will have to physically move
      - 50-150mm
        
        Telephoto/zoom
        
        This lense will be useful for long ranged shots, basically taking from afar
    - - Apreture
        
        More
        
        The higher the f-stop number, the smaller the aperture, which means the less light enters the camera.
        
        Less
        
        The lower the f-stop number, the larger the aperture, the more light enters the camera.
      - ISO
        
        Low
        
        A low ISO value (e.g. 100 or 200) means low sensitivity to light.
        
        High
        
        A high ISO value (e.g. 800, 1600 or higher) means a high sensitivity to light. - Helps in low light atmosphers
      - Shutter speeds
        
        Slow
        
        When shooting a moving subject, a slow shutter speed setting results in a blurry subject, emphasizing its motion.
        
        Fast
        
        With a fast shutter speed setting, the subject appears stationary in the photograph.
- - - - Select the desired photo by double clicking on any down bellow in the tray
      - On right are multiple options for overlay photo editing (meaning it doesn't change the physical photo)
        Avaliable options are; Historgram, Basic, Tone Curve, HSL/ Color, Color grading, Detail, Lens correction, Transform, Effects and Calibaration.
        Majority of used options are within Basic
      - Three different options of viewing the finished product vs the original shot one on a gray bar just underneath the photo.
        SIngle shot (just the photo) - Reference photo can be used with your edited photo and a second photo allowing you to compair. - Cycling between before and after views are the third option allowing you show the original non-edited photo with your alternate version. (Multiple clicks changes the views or angles each time)
    - - Drag and drop then import large chunks of photos
      - Select/ view the improted photos and star or rate 1-5 to selected the most appealing photos
      - Compair or filter out all photos and determine which is the most appealing.
      - Then select 'Atribute' and click on one of the five stars filtering out anything lower