DSLR stands for _______.
What is digital single lens reflex?
Aperture controls ______.
What is the amount of light entering the camera?
How shutter speed is measured.
What are fractions of seconds?
It allows the viewer to look through the lens of the DSLR to correctly compose their shots.
What is a mirror?
The distance between the optical center of the lens to the digital sensor.
What is focal length?
When shooting video at the high school prom you would most likely choose this type of an ISO number.
What is a high ISO?

This picture is a classic example of _____.
What is a shallow depth of field?
A shutter speed that is long causes this reaction.
What is blur?
Mechanism that allows the DSLR to actually take a picture.
What is the shutter release?
A lens between 200mm and 300mm that is typically used for shooting sports or wildlife.
What is a telephoto lens?
Utilizing ISO, aperture, shutter speed the goal is proper exposure. This is commonly refer to as ______.
What is the exposure triangle?
Another term used as a measurement for aperture in photography.
What is an f-stop?
For shutter speeds less than 1/60, this is often recommended for good pictures.
What is a tripod?
Preventing the camera flash from bouncing off the pupils of your subject.
What is red-eye reduction?
Typically included as a "kit" lens and doesn't move.
What is a prime lens?
The difference between the brightest and darkest part of the picture.
What is dynamic range?
Besides aperture and the lens focal length, this helps to determine the D.O.F.
What is the distance from the camera to the subject?
According to Alfred Eisenstaedt, The important thing is not the camera but _______.
What is the eye?
Common spot to attach an external flash or microphone on a DSLR.
What is the hot shoe?
Lens that helps to incorporates a large view area when distance is sometimes an issue and often distorts that view.
What is a fish-eye lens?
ISO stands for ______.
What is the International Organization for Standardization?
What is a deep depth of field?
When shooting sports like auto racing, a photographer would want this type of shutter speed.
What is a short/fast shutter speed?
Recommended speed of a smart card for taking video in this class.
What is 95 mbs?
A lens that is used for extreme closeup photography.
What is a macro lens?