Macro aggressions
Good settings for this photo type are ISO 100 and f/22
What are correct examination quality settings?
You use this accessory to trigger the camera without touching it.
What is a shutter release cord?
These three settings make up the “exposure triangle”
What are aperture, shutter speed, and ISO?
This focus mode locks the focus when you halfway depress the shutter release button.
What is AF-S?
This flashing display on a photo preview shows where detail is lost in bright areas.
What is highlight display or “blinkies”?
This lighting method, used at a shallow angle, emphasizes 3D detail and texture in impressions.
What is oblique lighting?
When painting with light, this camera setting must be long enough to give you time to move the light around your scene
What is the shutter speed?
The camera’s built in light meter will often underexpose images in this lighting condition.
What are snow scenes or scenes with heavy highlights?
This camera feature outlines in-focus edges with colored highlights during manual focus, helping ensure critical sharpness.
What is focus peaking?
This technique helps to lessen harsh shadows on very high contrast scenes
What is fill flash?
A scale should be placed this way in relation to the impression for proper documentation
What is on the same plane as the bottom of the impression?
This term refers to light from nearby houses or streetlights that can contaminate night photos
What is ambient lighting or light pollution?
Increasing the ISO can result in these two types of noise.
What are chrominance and luminance noise?
This metering mode evaluates the entire composition to determine the correct exposure.
What is matrix metering?
This lighting technique helps minimize reflections and creates even exposures.
What is bounce flash or oblique flash?
A macro lens provides these benefits in comparison to a zoom lens.
What is a higher f/stop and superior lens quality?
To best photograph overall images at night, this combination of camera settings is typically required
What is a wider aperture, longer shutter speed, and higher ISO?
Overexposed highlights that lose all detail are often referred to as this.
What are blown out or clipped highlights?
This setting will always need to be checked or adjusted when using an infrared converted DSLR camera.
What is the white balance?
This focal length should be used to avoid lens distortion of facial features or elongated scenes.
What is a focal length of 40-50mm?
Although a small aperture increases depth of field, stopping down too far can cause this optical effect, which softens image detail due to light scattering at the diaphragm edges.
What is light diffraction?
This problem occurs if you walk in front of the camera during a long exposure with light
What is ghosting or light trails?
To capture both ambient light and add in a flash, this in-camera setting would be used.
What is flash slow-sync?
When your camera constantly tries to refocus while you’re composing a shot, you’re likely in this focus mode.
What is AF-C?
This filter attaches to the front of your lens and reduces reflections and glare from glass, shiny surfaces, and water.
What is a circular polarizing filter?