Media Club: Welcome Back To Semester 2

A small, portable card used to store pictures and video (data).

• Battery

• Monitor

• SD Card

What is Shutter Speed?

• Shutter speed is the length of time the camera shutter is open, exposing light onto the camera sensor.

• Shutter Speed is the opening in a lens through which light passes to enter the camera.

• Shutter Speed is the speed of which photographers click the shutter button to take a photo.

• Shutter Speed is a technique which only affects fast moving objects in front of the camera.

DSLR stands for...

• Digital Sharp Lens Recorder

• Digital Single Lens Reflex

• Digital Single Long Range

• Digital Super Lens Recorder

What should I check for when I first received the DSLR Camera?

• Battery

• SD Card

• The buttons are all set for me

• Tripod

• Lens condition

I should use a (a)   shutter speed if I want to take clear and sharp photos of fast moving cars.

What is the proper way to take a photo

• Elbows tucked out

• Breathe in when taking a photo

• Use the pinky finger to press on the shutter button

• Legs should be shoulder length apart

• Both hands on the lens to hold the camera

What is the purpose of half pressing the shutter button on the camera first before taking a photo on the DSLR?

• So that I can wake the camera up from Sleep mode

• So that the camera can zoom in or out accordingly

• So that I can see the settings that I have set before taking a photo

• So that the camera can focus on the object that I have set the position to

What does the Tv mode on the Canon DSLR stands for?

• Recommended for TV viewing

• The Camera will automatically calculate the shutter speed for me

• The Camera will automatically calculate the other settings except the shutter speed for me

• The Camera will allow me to look at the bigger screen instead of the viewfinder

Photographer can look through this to compose and check the focus of a picture. Can also use the LCD monitor instead.

• Viewfinder

• Lens

• Main dial

What does AF on the camera stands for?

(a)