WorksheetsCameras and Exposure
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
it describe how wide the opening is that lets light into the camera.
Exposure
Lens Distortion
F-Stop
Aperture
It is a word derived from Japanese that describes the “out-of-focus” quality of a lens.
Bow-kay
Bokeh
Baka
Bok-eh
it determines how much of your scene is in focus.
Depth Of Field (DOF)
Motion Blur
Focus
Hyperfocal Distance
is a chart showing how frequently each possible tone appears in an image.
Shutter Speed
Lens Breathing
Vignetting
Histogram
Three Main aspects control a camera's exposure:
F-Stops
Shutter Speed and Motion Blur
Film Speed
Shutter Speed
One of the Matching Lens Imperfections, that have been considered an overused cliché in computer graphics.
Lens Distortion
Chromatic Aberration
Vignetting
Lens Flares and Halation
The wheel turns counterclockwise between these frames, but to the viewer it looks as if the wheel turns clockwise if you can’t tell one spoke from the other.
Wagon Wheel
Comet Tail Myth
Wagon Wheel Effect
Rotating Effect
Simply makes the edges and corners of the frame darker than the center of the image.
Lens Distortion
Vignetting
Halation
Contrast
Is a measurement of how long a camera’s shutter opens to
allow light to exposethe film.
Film Speed
Film Grain
Shutter Angle
Shutter Speed
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