Elements of Design
Too Many Buttons
Perfecting Photos
Camera Catastrophe
Water Wonderlands
100

How something appears to feel.

Texture

100

You press this button to take a picture.

Shutter button

100

This is the editing program we use.

Google Photos

100

If your photos keep turning out blurry, you might not be doing this...

Focusing the shot

100

This is what you call a group of fish.

A school or shoal of fish
200

A mark with length and direction.

Line

200

The button with the flower icon takes you to this photo mode.

Macrophotography

200

This MUST be in your folder title.

Your name!

200

You ask to take a picture of someone, and they say "no". You should...

Not take their photo

200

This is the temperature that water freezes at.

0 degrees Celsius

300

This tip involves a grid, and helps to compose a photo in an interesting way.

Rule of Thirds
300

This button allows you to access camera settings such as Normal Picture, Intelligent Auto, and Panorama.

Mode button

300

This tool allows you to remove the outer edges of a photo.

Cropping
300

This is the best way to approach wildlife for a photo.

Calmly and quietly

300

This is the ocean to the RIGHT of Canada.

Atlantic Ocean

400

Instead of zooming in, you can use this technique.

SCUFI (Shoot Close Up For Impact)

400

This button allows you to change how your default camera screen looks.

Display button

400

This feature makes your photos more vibrant and colourful, and is one of the 3 properties of colour.

Saturation

400

If a photo is too bright, you would call it...

Overexposed

400

Name the Great Lakes.

Erie, Huron, Michigan, Ontario, Superior

500

Name all 7 elements of design.

Line, Shape, Texture, Tone, Form, Space, Colour

500

If you press the exposure button twice, you will get...

Auto bracketing

500

This function adds an adjustable dark border around your photo.

Vignette

500

This is the name of the hole on your LAPTOP that the camera cord plugs into.

USB port

500

This percentage of the earth is covered in water.

71%

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