Project Requirements
How many photos in your project can be from your phone?
4 and/or 50%
This setting controls the camera sensor's sensitivity to light; a higher number is better for low light but adds "grain" or "noise."
ISO
The "running man" setting is used for _______?
Action/sports photos
How many photos should be included on your poster?
8
Measured in "f-stops," this setting controls the opening of the lens, affecting both light and "depth of field."
Aperture
This technique uses natural elements (like tree branches, windows, or doorways) to draw the viewer’s eye toward the subject.
Framing
At a baseball game on a sunny day, which ISO is the most appropriate?
100/200
Who (as in, what people) should be featured in your photos?
Yourself and at least one other person
This setting determines how long the sensor is exposed to light; use a fast one to freeze an "Action Shot."
Shutter Speed
This broad term refers to the way visual elements are arranged within the photo frame.
Composition
How do you get to the settings on a DSLR?
The "Q" button
This specific component requires you to get extremely close to a subject to capture tiny, intricate details.
Macro
To create our light painting photos, you need what kind of shutter speed?
Slow (more than 5 seconds)
This creative macro technique involves physically detaching the lens from the camera body and holding it manually to create an extreme closeup on a texture.
Free-lensing
Why do we look through the eye piece rather than use the display in most cases?
It drains the battery/it's difficult to see in bright light
Another word for "in-the-moment" or journalistic photos
Candid
This is the result of balancing ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed to get a perfectly lit image.
Exposure
What two general things are we looking for in classroom photos?
Faces and action
f/100 is a setting for what part of the exposure triangle?
Aperture