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Exposure
the amount of light in a photo
Underexposed
Allowing too little light into your camera for your photograph. Your photo will be too dark or black.
Overexposed
Allowing too much light into your camera for your photograph. Your photo will be too light or white.
Image sensor
a light sensitive device that records images, taking the place of film in a digital camera
Aperture
The opening of the lens which allows light into the camera.
Shallow (small) depth-of-field
The focus is on a single subject and everything else is blurred out.
Deep (large) depth-of-field
The focus is on the foreground to infinity; everything in focus.
f/stop or f-stop
the measurement or size of aperture
f2.8
Will create a shallow depth-of-field
f22
Will create a large depth-of-field
Which id these exemplify deep depth of field?
When the entire scene of a photo is in focus.
2 multiple choice options
What camera setting allows you to control the DOF depth of field?
The F.Stop
2 multiple choice options
F. Stop
the setting of an adjustable lens aperture, as indicated by an f stop number.
What F.stop would give you a shallow DOF
A wide open aperture
2 multiple choice options
Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)
Digitally replicates the field of view of the area captured by the camera lens
ambient light
The natural light in a scene.
Camera modes
Program (P), Shutter Priority (Tv) or (S), Aperture Priority (Av) or (A), and Manual (M)
Aperture Priority Mode
mode which allows the photographer to select the F-stop and the camera to select the remaining settings for proper exposure
JPEG files
image encoding system that compresses photographs and other images. Lossy format and makes use of certain properties of human vision to eliminate certain unnecessary info
Raw files
contain all of the data captured during the exposure in an unedited format
TERM
Write in 1st proper aperture
DEFINITION
f1.4
TERM
Write in 2nd proper aperture
DEFINITION
f.2
TERM
Write in 3rd proper aperture
DEFINITION
f2.8
TERM
Write in 4th proper aperture
DEFINITION
f.4
TERM
Write in 5th proper aperture
DEFINITION
f5.6
TERM
Write in 6th proper aperture
DEFINITION
f.8
TERM
Write in 7th proper aperture
DEFINITION
f.11
TERM
Write in 8th proper aperture
DEFINITION
f16
TERM
Write in 9th proper aperture
DEFINITION
f22
Note 
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