Picture This
This setting controls the size of the lens opening, expressed in f-stops like f/1.8 or f/16.
Aperture
A defensive player who lines up directly across from the offensive center is called this.
Nose Tackle / Defensive Tackle / 0 Technique
This process, during which a tadpole transforms into a frog, is called what?
Metamorphosis
The '180-degree shutter rule' in cinematography means your shutter speed should be double this value.
The frame rate (e.g., 1/50s at 25fps)
This defensive penalty, called when a defender grabs a receiver before the ball arrives, results in a 15-yard foul.
Pass interference (defensive)
Most amphibians begin life breathing through these, then develop lungs as adults.
Gills
The acronym 'ND' refers to this type of filter used on cine lenses to reduce light without affecting color.
Neutral density filter
A quarterback who hands the ball to the running back who tosses it back to the QB who throws it downfield is executing this play.
A Flea Flicker
The difference between frogs and this related amphibian is particular dry and warty skin
Toads
This camera histogram feature , named after an animal, warns you when highlights in a scene are blown out by flashing them.
Zebra (overexposure) warning
An 'illegal man downfield' penalty is called when this type of player crosses the line of scrimmage before a forward pass.
An offensive lineman (or ineligible receiver)
A wood frog survives winter by doing this to most of its body water — a trait unique among North American amphibians.
Freezing solid (partial freezing of body tissues)
The Sony FX6 has these dual-base ISOs for for excellent low-light performance.
800 & 12,800 ISO
This rule prohibits defenders from hitting a quarterback after they've gotten rid of the football
Roughing the Passer
The African Bull Frog, one of the largest, carnivorous frogs, eats these small animals
Mice / Rats