Manual Photography
The term for the brightness of a photo
Exposure
A photograph taken from above
Bird's Eye View
The largest photo on a page
Dominant Photo
The idea that connects your entire yearbook together
Theme
This setting adjusts how fast the camera takes the picture
Shutter speed
A photograph taken from below
Worm's eye view
The blank space that should run horizontally across your two pages
Eyeline
The space two pages are bound together (where you don't want someone's face on a page)
The Gutter
Our program we design yearbook on
Layout Pro
(Jostens Yearbook Avenue)
ISO
Rule of Thirds
The part of a design that shows up on each page
Folio
The edges of a page where the design typically stops
The margins
$7000
This setting affects the depth of field or how wide open or closed the lens is
Aperture (F-Stop)
Center of Visual Interest
A section of a page divided up for specific photographs (A section with its own mini design)
Content Module
The largest title on your page
Primary Headline
A phrase or words that connect to your theme
Verbal Spin-Off
If a photograph is too dark it is
When objects around your subject draw the focus in to them
Framing
(Leading Lines half points)
On Slides
Eyeline
The 3 R's of Yearbook Theme
-Recognizable
-Relevant
-Repeatable