TRUE OR FALSE

Before the SLR design, old cameras have: One lens on top to look through, One below to shoot through.

Is a type of camera with two objective lenses of the same focal length.

This flips the image to the correct orientation

Digital cameras are ones that take pictures with the help of a digital image ______.

The moving mirror, the moving action of the mirror as it reflects the incoming light

The following can be mounted on this part of the camera: microphone, LED lighting, LCD screen, studio lights trigger, flash, modern accessories.

Prevents the main dial, quick control dial, and multi-controller from moving and changing a setting inadvertently

TRUE OR FALSE

Sensor size is important for it determines the amount of light that is used to create an image

TRUE OR FALSE

There are a total of 3 types of sensors

TYPES OF SENSORS

for compact camera and phone camera

TYPES OF SENSORS

advanced photo system, entry level or consumer-level cameras. 16 megapixels to 20+ megapixels

TYPES OF SENSORS

24mp to 60pm, 4k resolution

TYPES OF SENSORS

50mp to 100mp fujifilm, hasselblad, pentax, leica. Up to 500mp (converted to digital)

are used to absorb light and produce electrical signal that is converted to a digital image signal

TRUE OR FALSE

The one with the smaller sensor usually will produce better photos, because the individual pixels are much larger on the bigger sensor, thus producing a greater dynamic range of colors and tones

the process of adjusting your camera to reproduce/produce white accurately

the source of light or the source of color

the unit of measurement used

changes how wide the LENS' opening is, also stands for f/stop

Bigger opening (smaller #) --> More light enters --> Brighter Image

the speed of the opening and closing of the sensor shutter

the speed allows how much light shall enter the sensor

dictates how much of the image will be captured

Slower = brighter & sense of motion is captured

Faster = dimmer & motion is frozen

the standard system of measurement for how much light sensitivity a photographic film or sensor has.

Lower = dimmer & finer detail images

Higher = brighter & grainy detail images

how much of your image is in focus

TRUE OR FALSE

Camera lenses are made up of a variety and combination of convex and concave lenses which focuses, spreads, and directs light as it travels through the lens to the sensor.

TRUE OR FALSE

the aperture is located at the back of the lens

represented in mm, is a basic description of a photographic lens

tells us how much the scene will be captured

tells us how large the subject will appear

a lens with a fixed focal length, well known for their capability to produce high-quality images and ability to capture good pictures in low lighting conditions

a variable focal length lens, you can change the lens focal length by rotating its ring

TRUE OR FALSE

The main advantage of an wide-angle lens is that it allows you to get closer to the subject and capture the subject along with the background

allows you to get closer to the subject and capture the subject along with the background

often referred to as portrait lenses

its SHORT version is for portrait, wildlife, and landscape. MEDIUM version is also for the same use but photographers often utilize if as their second lens

its SUPER version has a very narrow-angle of view of 8 degrees or less, photographers uses this for wildlife, bird, and sports.

Long distance subjects like birds

Wildlife - Near Sports, Portraits, and Children

Snapshots and Average Situations

Landscapes and Group Portraits

Architecture and Interiors

SPECIALIZED LENSES

one that changes the orientation and position of the lens mechanism with respect to the image sensor, can allow your images to appear miniature

SPECIALIZED LENSES

produces curvilinear perspectives, it is called so because it is similar to how the fish sees the image above through the water. Landscape, architecture and people photographers use this type of lenses.

TRUE OR FALSE

Do not hold the camera in the same position for long periods of time, it may cause wrist stress and even blisters

TRUE OR FALSE

Do not overcharge and recharge the battery in temperatures outside the allowable ambient temperature range

TRUE OR FALSE

Do not store the equipment in dusty places, dusts may enter the equipment or sink in the nooks of the equipment

TRUE OR FALSE

Do not store the equipment in humid places, the equipment will be susceptible to mold formation, use of desiccants, dehumidifiers, or dry cabinet box when storing your equipment

TRUE OR FALSE

Sudden change of temperature may lead to moist formation, cold to warm, provide proper insulation for your camera, moisture leads to mold formation