100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 are numbers for this setting.
What is ISO?
What rule does this grid represent?
What is the Rule of Thirds?
This software program, invented in 1989, is the industry standard digital editing program.
What is Photoshop?
Known as RGB, it's the three colors that make up all electronic images.
What are red, green, and blue?
These two camera brands are the most widely used among photo professionals.
What are Canon and Nikon?
Shutter speed is measured in these units.
What are seconds?
The point of view that is used in this shot.
What is Bird's Eye View? or 90 degree?
It's the most common compressed file format used in digital photography.
What is JPEG?
The shorter abbreviation for a "picture element," or the tiny squares that make up your digital photo.
What is a Pixel?
The optical glass used to gather and focus light rays to form an image.
What is Lens?
An aperture setting is described by this term.
What is F-Stop?
A series of lines leading the viewers eye across the whole image.
What is leading lines?
This company produced the first camera that could take "instant" photos.
What is Polaroid?
Its size of this opening in your lens controls the intensity of light entering the camera
What is Aperture?
Cheaper and light-weight, these types of digital cameras are built for average consumers.
What are point and shoot cameras?
Proper exposure is a result of the correct combination of these three settings.
What are shutter speed, aperture, and ISO?
True or False?
A small aperture opening creates shallow depth of field
What is False?
The small window in the camera that allows the photographer to see what is being photographed.
What is the Viewfinder?
A measure of the number of pixels there are in a square inch.
What is Resolution?
A small insert that stores all the photos you have taken.
What is an SD card?
The term for how elements in your photo are arranged.
What is composition?
Using a tree branch to put emphasis on the subject.
What is natural framing?
The full meaning of DSLR.
What is digital single-lens reflex camera?
The overall measure of the amount of light that hits the camera sensor.
What is Exposure?
The most useful and professional way of stabilizing your camera when you are using a slow shutter speed.
What is a Tripod?