ISO
ISO 200 is less sensitive than ISO 400
Yes/True
The pupil or opening that can be adjusted to let more or less light in
Aperture
Why is my image overexposed
f/22
SS: 2"
ISO: 200
Shutter speed too long
Developed the zone system and was a famous landscape photographer
Ansel Adams
The man who showed us when all four feet of a horse leave the ground at a gallop.
Eadweard Muybridge
Higher ISO settings are used for what situations
Dark
A lot of depth of field but little light let in
Closed down
My subject is blurry but I know I'm in focus. What is going on?
Shutter speed is too slow
Photographer of the famous photo taken during the Great Depression, "Migrant Worker"
Dorothea Lange
Photographic method where diethyl ether, 100 proof alcohol, and nitrocellulose are used to make an emulsion.
It's very combustible
Wet Plate Collodian
Consequence when the sensor heats up because it is working harder
Noise
Where is the aperture located?
The lens
My image is underexposed, don't have a tripod and these are my settings:
f/2.8
SS: 1/60
ISO 50
What can I change?
ISO
Shown during the light lecture and listed as inspiration.
Street photographer of really harsh shadows
Ray K Metzker
"Inventor" of photography
The Heliograph
Nicephore Niepce
What ISO should you try not to exceed
800
Two stops from wide open
Sweet spot/where your lens is sharpest
If my image is too bright (overexposed) what would I do to my aperture to fix it?
Close down or "higher" f/stop number
Female photographer during the pictorialist movement.
Or the photographer of "the great men of her day"
Julia Margaret Cameron
The man who made photographic prints stable/permanent/FIXed
Sir John Herschel
What ISO stands for
International Standard of Organization
What's is called when the aperture is so small that light has to bend to go through and the result is a softened
Diffraction
What is it called when you adjust settings and it either halves or doubles the light
Stop
Shown in Frame Within a Frame. This photographer died and someone bought their storage unit and discovered it was packed with rolls of film and negatives.
Vivian Maier
Inventor of reproducible prints (still not permanent)
Henry Fox Talbot