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tiny element from which every digital picture is made _______ is a smallest unit of information start learning
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they are usually count in millions (mega_______).
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pixel Pixel is a smallest unit of information start learning
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they are usually count in millions (megapixel).
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2. format for raw and lossless pictures written by Adobe _______ format is said to be very similar to RAW format start learning
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however it stores the data in a universal compatible format.
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DNG DNG format is said to be very similar to RAW format start learning
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however it stores the data in a universal compatible format.
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3. term that says how much of the image is in focus We distinguish shallow and large ________. start learning
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depth of field We distinguish shallow and large depth of field. start learning
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depth of field We distinguish shallow and large depth of field.
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4. camera setting mode where you can choose shutter speed In _________ mode can the user set the shutter speed as desired start learning
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but the aperture changes automatically.
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shutter priority In shutter priority mode can the user set the shutter speed as desired start learning
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but the aperture changes automatically.
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5. delay between the time the shutter button is pressed and the time the shutter fires ________ occurs more often when using less expensive point-and-shoot cameras. start learning
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5. delay between the time the shutter button is pressed and the time the shutter fires ________ occurs more often when using less expensive point-and-shoot cameras.
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shutter lag Shutter lag occurs more often when using less expensive point-and-shoot cameras. start learning
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shutter lag Shutter lag occurs more often when using less expensive point-and-shoot cameras.
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6. the speed at which a camera can take photos ________ stands for frames per second and is important for example for wildlife photographers. start learning
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6. the speed at which a camera can take photos ________ stands for frames per second and is important for example for wildlife photographers.
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FPS FPS stands for frames per second and is important for example for wildlife photographers. start learning
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FPS FPS stands for frames per second and is important for example for wildlife photographers.
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7. time with specifically yellow/red shade light ________ is period of time when the sun is low on the horizon start learning
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so light takes on warmer shade than when it’s higher up in the sky.
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golden hour Golden hour is period of time when the sun is low on the horizon start learning
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so light takes on warmer shade than when it’s higher up in the sky.
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8. field of photography focused on buildings _______ includes photos captured in both exteriors and interiors start learning
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which make the building's design unique.
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architectural photography Architectural photography includes photos captured in both exteriors and interiors start learning
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which make the building's design unique.
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9. adapter which will allow you to use lenses start learning
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which defaultly aren't compatible with your camera ________ is very useful device which allows you to use almost any lens you want.
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lens mount adapter Lens mount adapter is very useful device which allows you to use almost any lens you want. start learning
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lens mount adapter Lens mount adapter is very useful device which allows you to use almost any lens you want.
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