cAMERA

Question 1

photography
digital camera
auto zoom
Wide-angle

Answer 1

**Wide-angle: means that it is a “lens,” something that you put on the front of the
camera, that creates photographs with a wider than normal view

Question 2

point-and-shoot

Answer 2

a simple kind of camera where one can simply hold it up
facing the thing that one wants to take a photograph of, and push a button to take
the photo, without needing to change any settings
* Point-and-shoot cameras are good for simple photographs while you’re on
vacation, but if you want to have really high-quality photos, you’ll need to buy a
better camera

Question 3

close-up

Answer 3

very near to something; with very little distance between oneself and
another person or thing, especially when talking about a photo or a video
* They’re trying to take a close-up photo of their baby’s face while she’s laughing.

Question 4

born yesterday

Answer 4

naïve and inexperienced; easily tricked or lied to

* Of course I know how to use a fax machine. I wasn’t born yesterday.

Question 5

Hidden cameras
espionage
surveillance
 “spy on” 
admissible

Answer 5

“espionage” (spying; learning secret information, especially about the
government),
“admissible” (allowed to be seen and used)

Question 6

photogenic

Answer 6

[pho·to·gen·ic || ‚fəʊtəʊ’dʒenɪk]

likely to look attractive in photos

Question 7

Photog

Answer 7

The photog in the purple shirt is really a sharpie at lepping.

noun Informal.

a photographer.