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AV stands for or means this mode
Aperture Value
A small insert that stores all the photos you have taken
A Memory Card
the name of the window on the camera that you look through before taking your picture.
The Viewfinder
abbreviation for a "picture element," or the tiny squares that make up your digital photo.
Pixels
How long has Mrs. Valerio been teaching at Kearsarge
18 years
TV means or stands for this mode on the camera
Time Value - shutter speed
Shooting above your subject is called
Birds Eye View
Its size of this opening in your lens controls the intensity of light entering the camera
Aperture
way of stabilizing your camera when you are using a slow shutter speed.
A Tripod
Shooting in M mode gives you control of these three items.
shutter speed, aperture, and ISO
100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 are numbers for this setting.
ISO
An aperture setting is described by this term.
F -Stop
Proper exposure is a result of the correct combination of these three settings.
Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO
The name for the popular compositional technique when you align your main subject off-center
The Rule of Thirds
This is the technical name of the button you press to take your picture
What is the Shutter Release
This is the setting that controls how fast or slow a picture will be taken.
Measurement of how open or closed the iris of the camera is
The Aperture
This is measured by fractions (1/XXXX)
Shutter Speed
lines leading the viewers eye across or into the whole image.
Leading Lines
The term for how elements in your photo are arranged.
What is Composition
Determines how sensitive the camera's sensor is to light, regulating the ability for a camera to handle low-light or bright-light situations
ISO