The Exposure Triangle
The exposure triangle is made of these 3 components.
What are exposure, aperture, and ISO?
This mechanism can move very fast, or very slow, depending on how quickly you want to take a photograph.
What is the shutter?
This piece of technology allows you to have plenty of additional storage.
What is an external harddrive?
This photographer is well known for his theatrical & eerie images that are often meticulously staged.
Who is Gregory Crewdson?
This type of lighting often casts a shadow under the nose, resembling something found in nature.
What is butterfly (lighting)?
The depth of field is determined by this setting.
What is aperture?
This part of a camera creates the image file that is saved to your memory card.
What is the sensor?
What is a .tiff?
This photographer has sold prints for millions of dollars, which is ironic, since his busy, large-scale images are often critiques on capitalism.
Who is Andreas Gursky?
These can be placed over the light to diffuse the intensity of the strobe.
What is a softbox?
This acronym has it's roots in analog film photography, when it went by a different 3 letters.
What is ISO?
This opening will determine the depth of field in your photograph.
What is the aperture?
This number is how many pixels there are in every inch of the image.
What is DPI/PPI/Resolution?
Her body of work was found after her death, and quickly was recognized as a treasure trove of street photography.
Who is Vivian Maier?
This device uses radio signals to flash the strobe when your camera shutter is pressed.
What is a transceiver/Pocketwizard?
A setting of f/22 will create this type of depth of field.
What is a deep depth of field?
Hold this button down half-way to get your image in focus before pressing it down fully to take the photograph.
What is the shutter button?
This file is compressed, and oftentimes poor quality.
What is a .jpeg?
His work is known for noticing color relationships and how they appear in the world around us.
Who is William Eggleston?
This lighting pattern is great for standard headshots.
What is loop lighting?
On a very bright sunny day, it is best to use this ISO setting.
What is ISO 100?
This part on the top of the camera is where you press your eye to help compose the image.
What is the viewfinder?
This is where we make edits to our original, uncompressed image.
What is Camera Raw in Photoshop?
Her work is mostly untitled, as plays on female stereotypes we often see in film and other media.
Who is Cindy Sherman?
This two-sided disc can help you control ambient light in your favor.
What is a reflector?