Composition
The definition of composition
The tactic of looking around the edges of the photograph
What is check your corners or watch your corners
Our camera has this many megapixels
12mp or 12 million
A way to take 6 photos in a row
What is ISO
Taking photographs at different heights or angles
What is Point of View
Intentionally taking photographs with three objects so your brain can't combine even numbers
The more megapixels typically means better what?
Self timer options
What are 2, 5 and 10 seconds
A higher ISO causes what
What is more light and more noise
Using actual or implied line to carry the view of the audience through the photograph
What is leading line
The concept of moving close to the subject and having the whole photograph the main subject
What is fill the frame
The options we have for megapixels in our camera. Need to get three correct to get points
12, 8, 5, 3, 2
A scene that blurs the background and focuses on the subject
What is portrait mode
How warm or cool colors in your photograph are
What is white balance
The use of a grid and having the subject positioned in one of the intersections for the most aesthetically pleasing photography.
What is rule of thirds
The rule of thirds creates this many intersections where your subject could be placed for best composition
What is four
The way to change the MP on your camera
What is click the ok button, toggle to the MP option, click, click on the desired MP.
This mode focuses on the distant subject and can cause shake
What is landscape or scenery
Measurement for color temperature
What is eliminating unnecessary items for your composition?
What is simplicity
A way to bring attention to the subject in a natural way- can be found in nature
What is framing
A pixel is what
What is the smallest unit of light and color in a picture
What scene blurs the background, focuses on the subject, adds a flash and helps with red eye reduction
Common White Balance types (must list at least three)
Auto, daylight, cloudy, fluorescent and incandescent