Photography Tools and Techniques

f/2, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16, f/22

• The order of the aperture on a camera lens from the largest opening to the smallest.

• The order of the aperture on a camera lens from the smallest opening to the largest.

• The order of the aperture on a camera lens from f/2 to f/22.

• The order of the aperture on a camera lens from f/22 to f/2.

For Motion Blur

• You need a fast shutter speed.

• You need a slow shutter speed.

• You need a high ISO setting.

• You need a wide aperture.

Joseph Niepce

• Produced the first known photograph.

• Invented the first camera.

• Developed color photography.

• Pioneered digital photography.

Wide Angle Lens

• Lens with long focal length, captures narrow scenes.

• Lens with short focal length, captures wide scenes.

• Lens that only focuses on close-up subjects.

• Lens that is used for macro photography.

Social Comment in Photography

• Use of images to convey societal messages.

• A technique for enhancing image quality.

• A method for capturing candid moments.

• A style focused on abstract art.

Aperture

• Controls the amount of light that exposes the film.

• Determines the focus distance of the lens.

• Adjusts the color balance of the image.

• Regulates the shutter speed of the camera.

For freezing motion

• You need a slower shutter speed.

• You need a faster shutter speed.

• You need a higher ISO setting.

• You need a wider aperture.

Bracket

• A type of camera lens

• Exposure control in photography for proper lighting.

• A method of framing a photograph

• A technique for editing photos

SD Card

• Digital image storage device. Stores the memory in a digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera.

• A type of external hard drive used for backup.

• A device used for printing photographs directly from a camera.

• A software application for editing images.

ISO

• Tells how sensitive the film or sensor in DSLR is to light.

• Indicates the resolution of the image captured.

• Refers to the color balance of the photograph.

• Determines the shutter speed of the camera.