Camera Moves
Displays
Camera Stuff
Tools
Grab Bag
100

Smoothly changing from a wide angle shot to a tight shot or vice versa

What is Zoom?

100

The ratio between the width and height of an image or screen

What is the Aspect Ratio?
100

Unit of Graphic resolution equal to one million pixels

What is a Megapixel?

100

A stand used to stabilize a camera

What is a tripod?

100

Number of frames displayed each second

What is Frame Rate? (FPS)

200

Rotating the camera left or right

What is Panning?
200
Refers to the amount of detail a camera captures in its image

What is Resolution?

200

The extent of the observable world captured in an image or video

What is Field of View?

200

A small discreet microphone that can clip to a person's clothing

What is a Lavalier Microphone?

200
Field of View is measured in these

What are Degrees?

300

Rotating the Camera up or down

What is Tilting?

300

Most commonly used aspect ratio in HD displays

What is 16:9?

300
Two common consumer sensor sizes

What are Full Frame and APS-C (Crop)?

300

Microphone that relies on a particularly sensitive vibrating diaphragm 

What is a Condenser microphone?  

300

The amount of time it would take to watch a 2 second clip filmed at 240 fps played back at 30fps

What is 16 seconds?

400

Physically moving the camera left or right without rotation

What is Trucking?

400
Aspect ratio that give a more "cinematic" feel

What is 2.35:1?

400

Sensor with the wider field of view

What is a Full Frame Sensor?

400

Device that uses motors to counteract camera shake

What is a Gimbal?

400
A series of drawings to outline and aid film-making

What is a Storyboard?

500

Technique of moving the camera toward the subject while zooming out at the same rate

What is a Dolly Zoom?

500

The number of pixels across and down a 4k display

What is 3840x2160?

500

Displaying/recording an image every other line at a time

What is Interlaced?

500

Used to carry a camera to inaccessible places and heights 

What is a drone?

500
Called frame rate on a camera, but called _______ on a display

What is Refresh Rate?