APERTURE
Another name for aperture numbers.
What is F-stop.
A photograph where you look through one object to see a second object.
What is a Frame In A Frame.
A letter located on the MODE dial, I allow the camera to control everything except the shutter speed.
What is the letter "S".
Press this halfway to auto-focus your camera.
What is the shutter button.
This is the main purpose for using Lightroom.
What is Image Enhancement.
When you only want a small area of the image in focus.
What is a low F-Stop.
Composition where one shape or many of the same shape dominate the image.
What is Strong Shapes.
What AF-C stands for.
What is autofocus continuous.
Use this setting when an object is not moving and you will get the sharpest possible image.
What is Manual focus.
This adjusts the lightness or darkness of an image.
What is Exposure.
Located in the lens, I allow more or less light to reach the sensor.
What is the lens diaphragm.
When visual lines lead you toward one point.
What is diminishing perspective.
Change to these two letters if you want to take a fast burst of many pictures.
What is CH.
Another name for a focus point that switches automatically.
What is dynamic.
Use this when you want to change only one part of an image.
What is masking.
A term used for a wide or narrow area of focus.
What is depth of field.
The subject of a photograph comes in contact with the cross point of an imaginary grid.
What is the rule of thirds.
The best way to freeze motion without a flash.
What is a high shutter speed.
Stops stray light and protects the lens.
What is a lens hood.
Use this tool when you want to replace a flawed area of an image with an area that is not flawed.
What is the heal tool.
This causes your lens diaphragm to be very small.
What is a high F-stop number.
The visual weight is even, but more items are on one side.
What is asymmetrical balance.
What DSLR stands for.
What is Digital Single Lens Reflex.
Out of focus orbs that appear in the background of a photograph.
What is Bokeh
When the image is so light or dark that details are lost.
What is clipping.