SHUTTER SPEED
1/500th
What is a fast shutter speed?
f/4 is a good aperture for these types of photographs as discussed in class.
What are portrait photographs?
Grain or noise in a photograph
What is the side effect of high ISO?
A lens where you see more of the scene than the vision of the normal human eye.
Un lente donde ves mas de la escena que la vision de un ojo humano normal
What is a wide-angle lens or fish-eye lens?
Que es una lente de gran angular o una lente de peces ocular?
This type of photography, as part of our Digital Photo Series, may have the illusion of a subject floating above ground.
What is Levitation?
The shutter speed setting where you can keep the shutter open as long as you wish.
What is the B or Bulb setting?
f/22 is a small aperture good for these types of photographs as discussed in class.
What are landscape photographs?
A composition where the frame is divided into sections, like tic-tac-toe, and the subject is positioned on the intersecting points.
What is the Rule of Thirds?
A lens commonly used for snowboarding and skateboarding magazine photos that warps the image.
una lente comunmente usada para snowboard y fotos de skateboarding que envuelve la imagen.
What is a fish-eye lens?
Que es una lente de pescado?
This is needed when shooting HDR photographs to avoid blurry images.
What is a tripod?
15"
What is a 15 second long exposure?
On your camera, Aperture controls these two things.
What are light at depth of field?
Good for shooting photographs in bright light situations
What is a low ISO such as 100 or 200?
A lens where you can change the focal length to shoot things close up and/or far away.
Una lente donde puedes cambiar la longitud focal para disparar las osas de cerca y/o muy lejos.
What is a zoom lens?
Que es lente de zoom?
This type of photograph has a view of an object or a scene consisting of the outline and a featureless interior, with the the subject usually being black.
What is Silhouette?
A shot where the subject is more in focus than the background and the background has a streaked appearance?
What is called panning?
If you have a lens with a very large aperture such as f/2. (Clue: This can be confused with shutter speed)
What is (a fast) lens speed?
Where diagonal lines give a strong sense of movement and draw your eyes to the back of the photograph.
What is Leading Lines?
A lens used to zoom in on a subject far away and may have the effect of a sharp subject and a blurred/compressed background. These lenses can be either zoom or prime.
Un lente utilizada para zoom en un sujeto muy lejano y puede tener efecto de un sujeto agudo y de un fondo borroso y comprimido. Estos entes pueden ser zoom o prime
What is a Telephoto lens?
Que es el teleobjetivo?
This type of photography uses a long exposure for creative photographs in the dark.
What is Light Painting?
1/60th is the slowest shuttter speed recommended for use without this equipment.
What is a tripod?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY:Once you know a correct combination of shutter speed and aperture, you can change one setting a stop and still keep the exposure the same as long as you change the other setting the same amount of stops in the opposite direction.
What is Equivalent Exposure?
An ISO speed used when taking a photograph of your friend blowing out their birthday candles without using a flash.
What is a High ISO (800 or higher)?
A lens where you cannot change the focal length so photographers carried more than one on them for various perspectives.
Un lente donde no puedes cambiar le longitud focal asi los forografos transportaban mas de uno en ellos para diversas perpectivas.
What is a prime lens?
Que es lente de primera?
This style of photography brings out the lights and darks for a dynamic effect! Our eyes can perceive an extraordinary range of contrast that is far greater than any camera sensor.
What is HDR (High Dynamic Range)?