Lesson 9 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

art form like drawing and painting
- cameras are used to make us feel life in a different way, emotions, and record stories and events.

A

Photography

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2
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painting with light
- uses the basic principles of physics that govern success
- an art for its beauty is subjective

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photography

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3
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the world’s first photograph made in a camera was taken in 1826 by someone

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Joseph Nicephore Niepce

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4
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Three basic types of Photography

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Landscape
Portrait
Documentary Photography

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5
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photograph of the environment
outdoor photography

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Landscape photography

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6
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a picture of a person or animal that shows an emotional connection

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Portrait Photography

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7
Q

tells a story without changing the facts
- makes you wonder the story behind the photo

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Documentary Photography

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8
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a measure of how bright a photo is as it saved to your memory card
- referred to as finished image

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Exposure

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9
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Exposure is affected by 4 things

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Light
Shutter Speed
Aperture
ISO

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10
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correct exposure is a simple combination of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.

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photographic triangle

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11
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the size of the hole in the diaphragm that allows the light into the camera
- the larger the hole, the more light that enters the camera in a given time

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Aperture

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12
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are measured using F-stops (f##)

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aperture (Av)

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13
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distance between the closest and furthest points in an image that are in acceptable focus

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Depth of Field

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14
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Classification of Depth of field

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Narrow (shallow or small) Depth of Field

Wide (deep or large) Depth of Field

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15
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to have a shorter depth of field
- small amount of image in focus

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narrow depth of field

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16
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to have a larger depth of field

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wide depth of field

17
Q

wider aperature

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smaller f-numbers

18
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smaller aperature

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large f-numbers

19
Q

faster shutter and slower shutter

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shutter speed

20
Q

less light on the image sensor

A

faster shutter speed

21
Q

more light in capturing

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slower shutter speeds

22
Q

measure of the sensitivity of the film sensor in a camera

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ISO (international organization of standardization)

23
Q

essential ingredient of photos
- a skill that separates photographers from snap shooters is the ability to solve lighting problems

24
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Two primary factors to consider for light

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direction
color

25
can make the image seem flat or 3d
lighting - direction
26
the light is measured by temperature in kelvin (°k) - humans respond psychologically to different colors, therefore the color of the photo will affect emotional responses
lighting - color.
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process of editing the data captured by camera while taking the photo to enhance the image - The better is the enhancement possibility
post processing