Headshots/ Portraits
Pay attention to _____________!
What are details?
It derives from the Greek words "graphos" and "photos"
What is Photography?
Adding light helps to remove _______________.
What are shadows?
Files at it's natural form?
What is camera raw?
a genre of photography that focuses on capturing buildings.
What is Architectural Photography?
Shooting horizontal.
What is shooting in Landscape?
A dark room
What is camera obscura?
There are 2 types of light.
What is artificial and natural lighting?
it is measured in hundreds.
What is ISO?
To enhance the beauty and appreciation of an image.
What is shooting from various perspectives?
What are Portraits?
What process is made by exposing a photographic negative to light?
Developing Out
it is included in some cameras.
What is a built-in flash?
This button quickly controls the settings in the camera.
What is the quick control button?
__________ create a visual effect for the viewers?
What are lines?
No excessive _______ for headshots.
What is jewelry?
What is the main element used in the printing out process?
What is Gelatin Silver?
a small portable lighting solution designed to be attached directly to the top of the camera.
What is a on-camera flash?
What is the numbers on the bottom right corner of the LCD monitor indicating?
How many shots are left?
___________ _____________ to show the actual size of your building.
What are people or items?
When shooting headshots, you should try to use more _____________ _______________.
What is natural lighting?
Who invented the original negative/positive process?
Who is William Henry Fox Talbot?
a device used to produce regular flashes of light.
What is a strobe light?
What does the symbol with the letter A means on the LCD Monitor?
What is auto color?
Capturing the urban setup consisting of a plethora of buildings and skylines.
What is cityscape photography?