FILE BASICS
What is a file extension?
A single mark in space with an exact but limited location.
What is point?
The repeated use of line or form.
What is pattern?
The number of still frames captured per second in a video.
What is frame rate?
Always use this when shooting videos to keep the camera steady.
What is a tripod?
This describes the route a computer follows to find a file, like a website URL.
What is a navigation?
The intensity of a color
What is saturation?
This type of rhythm involves elements repeating.
What is repetition?
A shot where focus shifts from one subject to another.
What is rack focus?
A low-angle shot looking up.
The act of making files smaller while losing information.
What is compression?
The three categories of shapes are geometric, free-form, and this.
What is organic?
The relative size or scale of elements in a design.
What is proportion?
This determines how bright or dark an image is.
What is exposure?
Quality and size of photos/videos are limited by these tiny units in a sensor.
What are pixels?
This popular image format loses quality every time it's saved.
What is a JPEG?
A quality that can be felt or visually interpreted.
What is texture?
A basic truth or assumption that guides design.
What is a principle?
This camera setting controls depth of field?
What is aperture?
One megapixel is equal to this many pixels.
What is 1,000,000?
What is "Save As"?
The actual shade or name of a color.
What is hue?
The harmony of all design elements working together.
What is unity?
This setting controls sensitivity to light and can add grain.
What is ISO?
When composing an image, always use this guideline.
What is the Rule of Thirds?