节目资讯
刊物:大家說英語
日期:2012-02-14
难易度:Medium
关键字:tip, hold, clear, window, natural, light, photographer, focus, flash,
steady
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It's time for Two...
In...
One. Yes, friends, it is time to practice our key words from today.
We would like you to choose two key words and put them in one sentence.
That's why it's called Two in One.
Well friends, let's begin.
I'm thinking of two key words from today.
I'm going to put them in a sentence.
Susie likes to read in natural light.
Susie likes to read in natural light.
Gabe, do you know which sentences... or which key words I put in that sentence?
Of course I do.
You used the key words "natural" and "light." And it was a good sentence.
Now my sentence is... Ah.
My first tip is to hold the camera like this.
Ah.
Did you hear the key words?
I did. I did. You used "tip" and "hold".
That's right.
And friends, I know you can do it too.
Think of more than one key word, and put them in a sentence.
Right now it's time for us to continue with Conversation A.
Hello, friends! Welcome to Let's Talk!
We have a special guest today.
His name is Photographer Frank.
Hi, Rob. Thanks for inviting me.
You're welcome.
Frank, how can people take better pictures?
Give us some tips.
Sure!
First, hold the camera like this.
If you hold it right, your pictures will be clear.
That's good.
Here, you try.
Today there is a special guest on Let's Talk.
Do you remember his name?
His name is Photographer Frank.
And he is a photographer.
Now a photographer is a person who takes pictures.
Being a photographer can also be your job.
If you are very good at taking pictures, people might even pay you to take
pictures.
Then your job is being a photographer.
Well, Photographer Frank knows many things about taking pictures.
So Rob says, "How can people take better pictures?" How can people take better
pictures?
How can I study English better?
How can I learn more about different countries?
If you need help and want someone to tell you more about something, use this
question.
Rob also says, "Give us some tips." Give us some help.
Give us some tips.
Give us some advice.
This is another way to ask someone for help.
Well, let's keep learning now with Conversation B.
Turn off the flash.
That's my second tip.
Really? Why?
The flash makes dark shadows in your pictures.
Dark shadows don't look good.
Also, if you can, take a picture near a window.
Or even go outside.
Go to the park!
Sure! Natural light always helps your pictures look better.
Great! Thanks for the tips, Frank!
Thanks for the tips, Frank.
Thanks for the tips.
Thank you for joining us, friends.
If you learn something new, then you can say "Thanks for the tips." Thanks for
teaching me something.
It's a very polite way to show that you appreciate someone.
Thanks for the tips, Frank.
Well, Rob said in this conversation, "Dark shadows don't look good." These
things don't look good.
Now what else doesn't look good?
You could say that food doesn't look good.
I don't want to try it.
Or, you don't look good.
Are you doing OK?
You don't look good.
Well, dark shadows also don't look good.
Later in this conversation, Franks says, "If you can, take a picture near a
window." So friends, remember, if you can, take a picture with natural light.
Do this if you can.
Right now it's time for us to review today's lesson.
I know you can.
Not everyone is a photographer.
But anyone can learn how to take better pictures.
Here are some tips:
1. Get close to your subject.
Focus on it, not the background.
2. Turn off the camera's flash, so your pictures won't have dark shadows.
3. Hold the camera the right way.
Then the camera will be steady and your pictures will be clear.
4. Take pictures outside or near a window.
Natural light is best for photos.
Hello, friends!
Welcome to Let's Talk!
We have a special guest today.
His name is Photographer Frank.
Hi, Rob. Thanks for inviting me.
You're welcome.
Frank, how can people take better pictures?
Give us some tips.
Sure!
First, hold the camera like this.
If you hold it right, your pictures will be clear.
That's good.
Here, you try.
Turn off the flash.
That's my second tip.
Really? Why?
The flash makes dark shadows in your pictures.
Dark shadows don't look good.
Also, if you can, take a picture near a window.
Or even go outside.
Go to the park!
Sure! Natural light always helps your pictures look better.
Great! Thanks for the tips, Frank!
Calendar Phrase.
Go to the park!
Go to the park!
(Chinese).
Hmm. What should I do today?
It's a beautiful day.
Go to the park!
I could watch TV.
No. Go to the park!
I could read my book.
No. Go to the park!
Go to the park?
Yes. And take me with you!
All right. Let's go to the park.
Hooray!
Go to the park!
Go to the park!
(Chinese).
It's time to Answer it!
Let's see if you can answer these questions from today's lesson.
Now here is the first one.
What is Frank's second tip?
Now remember, Frank gave us some tips for how to take good pictures.
So what is Frank's second tip?
Gabe, do you know?
Of course.
Well, Frank is a good man.
His second tip is to turn off the flash.
That's a good tip.
You will get better pictures if you turn off the flash.
There won't be as many shadows in the picture.
Well, let's go on to question number two.
The question is: Do you want to take better pictures? Why or why not?
Andrea, I want to know your answer.
Yes, I want to take better pictures.
That's my answer.
Yes, I want to take better pictures.
Why?
Because if the pictures are better, I can look at them more often, and also
share them with family and friends.
I like to post pictures on my website or on Facebook.
And I also like to send pictures home.
Well friends, please take time to answer these questions today.
You can tell someone your answer.
You can also write down your answer.
That's a great way to practice writing.
And we'll be sure to see you again tomorrow right here on...
Let's Talk in English.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
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