Exposure Triangle
The three parts to the Exposure Triangle
What are Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO?
The button you press on the camera to take the image
What is the shutter release button?
The definition of shutter speed
What is the amount of time the camera shutter is open?
Two main types of lenses
What are prime and zoom?
What are leading lines?
The part of the Exposure Triangle that you should avoid "bumping up" if the lighting is sufficient.
What is ISO?
The part of the camera that allows the photographer to see what the lens sees
What is the viewfinder?
standard of time by which shutter speed is measured
What is seconds and fractions of seconds?
The total area the camera can “see”
What is Field of View?
A compositional technique which helps create a more visually dynamic photo by NOT having things symmetrical, or can be divided in half.
What is Rule of Odds?
When the image appears too dark
What is under-exposed?
In camera modes, this is what A stands for
What is Aperture Priority Mode?
Equipment needed when using a very slow shutter speed
What is a tripod?
A lens good for distance/sports?
What is a telephoto lens?
The most common 2 amounts used in Rule of Odds
What is 3 or 5?
Unwanted graininess or speckling in the image
What is noise?
A camera settings you would adjust if the image appears too blue or too orange
What is white balance?
A technique used to show movement where the background is blurred and the thing in motion is sharp
What is panning?
Lens distortion
What are straight lines of an image appear to be deformed or curved?
The definition of composition
What is the process of arranging elements within the frame of a photograph?
This aperture size and number would create a photo with a shallow depth of field
(ex: size - small or large? which would be around f-what?)
large, f/2
what DSLR stands for
What is digital single lens reflex?
A standard stop action shutter speed
What is 1/250 sec?
the typical focal length range for a standard lens
What is 35-70mm?
A technique used with a grid of 9 equal boxes
What is Rule of Thirds?