Framing
This is another way of representing a phi grid on a camera screen.
What is the fibonacci sequence
This aspect of the shot is the farthest from camera and usually compliments the main subject
What is the background
This camera setting could lead to the photo having more grain or not
What is ISO
The screen of the camera adheres to a law that traditionally divides into this amount of squares
What is the rule of thirds
This staging technique can be used to show the subject from a different perspective conveying other emotions and stories
What is point of view
When movement is at its blurriest the light exposure will either be light or dark. Which is it
What is lighter
This type of framing grid has squares of equal size
What is the rule of thirds grid
The use of this shape is commonly used to call attention to things in shots as well as move the viewer's eyes away from something.
What are triangles
AGC is another abbreviation to describe this noise related setting
What is ISO
This ratio down to the nearest hundredth is used for the fibonacci sequence
What is 1.618
This type of shot is when no single person, object or location is the subject
What is an environmental portrait
This certain amount of seconds is the slowest most camera shutters can operate at on a handheld camera
What is 30 seconds
It is in what organic construction from which the fibonacci sequence is most well known for
What is in sea shells
This moment is when all of the components and elements within a scene come together in a way that perfectly captures the scene in its entirety.
What is the decisive moment
When this setting is at its highest worth, its depth of field will be at its shallowest
What is aperture