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Weekly Vocab

Fill Flash: Photograph technique to make dark shadow spots lighter. This technique usually makes the background brighter than the actual subject

Documentary Photographer: Form of photography that captures images of historically relevant matter and everyday life.

Magnesium Flare: Bright white flare with ribbon or or metallic magnesium wire.

Black and White

Hair/Makeup

She's perfect as is.

Top 10

1. Fashion Photography
2. Nature Photography
3. Black and White Photography
4. Underwater Photography
5. Pano Photography
6. Sunrise Photography
7. Storm Photography
8. Night Photography
9. Sports Photography
10. Food Photography

Weekly Vocal

DPI- Stands for dots per inch. DPI measures spatial printing and video dot density. It measures how many dots can be placed in the same line in a span of 1 inch.  

PPI: Stands for Pixels per inch. PPI measures resolution of electronic images.

Metadata: Data about Data. Includes structural and descriptive metadata; Data about containers of data and individual instances of data respectively. 

 Cartoon Photography

Top Ten Categories

1. Black and White Photography 
2. Food photography
3. Urban photography
4. Nature photography
5. Adventure and action photography
6. Night Photography
7. Astrophotography
8. Event photography
9. Sports photography
10. Long Exposure photography

Aperture- Is the amount of light that is allowed into the camera. It acts like the pupil of the human eye.  The larger the aperture the more light is allowed to enter.

Shutter Speed- Shutter speed controls the amount of time the shutter remains open which thereby controls whether the image is viewed as a motion or a still picture. The longer the shutter speed the more blurry or "in action" the photograph looks and the shorter the shutter speed the more the picture looks like a still picture.

ISO- ISO is the level of sensitivity a camera has to light. A lower ISO number correlates to less sensitivity to light.

Print 

Pros:

Initial Cost is Lower

Better at capturing details when black or white

Film must be developed before viewing

Allows mistakes about exposure

Forgives focusing issues 

You get physical copy

Cons:

Cost of Film 

Film takes up space

Film must be developed before viewing

Cameras are heavier

Digital 

Pros: 

Saves money

editing is easier

developing is easier

Multipurpose

Easy to organize

Cons:

Higher initial cost

Needs power

Must have a computer

Takes time to do any editing/developing

Resolution of camera