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The art, science and practice of creating durable images by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation. Chemistry Physics Photography Videography Photography
Which button do you need to press so that the sensor measures the light striking it and creates a digital image much in the same way a photocopier makes a copy of a document? Mute Microphone Shutter Camera Shutter
Camera User Settings: It lets you configure the camera to your liking and then store the settings under ‘C’ on the mode dial. True False True
Bulb: This mode is similar to Manual exposure, in that it lets you control both shutter speed and lens aperture independently. It also allows long exposures for as long as you hold the Shutter button down. True False True
Manual: Sets the aperture (f-stop) and the camera will attempt to deliver a good exposure. True False False(Aperture Priority)
Aperture Priority: This mode lets you set all the camera's values yourself, e.g., ISO, aperture, shutter speed, metering mode, white balance, metering and flash or no flash. True False False(Manual)
Shutter Priority: Photographer sets the shutter, and the camera will attempt to deliver a good exposure. Some cameras use an "S" icon instead of "Tv". True False True
Full Automatic: Just point and shoot. Unlike full auto mode, you can usually control flash and a few other camera settings. True False False(Program)
Program: The camera will completely control flash and exposure. On most cameras this is labelled "auto", on others simply "A". True False False(Full Automatic)
Flash Off: This mode disables both the internal flash head and any external flash unit connected. True False True
Portrait: To attempt to blur out the background, the camera will try to use the fastest available lens setting (aperture). True False True
This type of photographer takes pictures that are used in books, advertisements, catalogs and online marketing purposes. Travel Commercial Portrait Photojournalist Commercial
Landscape: Camera will attempt capture detail in foreground and background by using high f-stop (aperture) settings. True False True
They capture images of newsworthy people and events. Photojournalists Portrait Photographers Travel Photographers Commercial Photographers Photojournalists
This type of photographer takes pictures of people, either individually or in groups, in studios or at events such as weddings or religious ceremonies. Travel Commercial Photojournalist Portrait Portrait
They capture landscapes and scenery. Travel Photographers Photojournalists Portrait Photographers Commercial Photographers Portrait Photographers(Travel Photographers right answer)
It is an inexpensive, easy-to-load cameras. Also, it was immensely successful, introducing a generation to low-cost photography. Mirrorless Camera Point-and-Shoot Camera Instamatic Camera DSLR Instamatic Camera
This type of camera transforms the image into electronic data to be processed and transported through a computer. Mirrorless Camera Instamatic Camera DSLR Point-and-Shoot Camera Point-and-Shoot Camera
It is the digital camera with the features of a single lens reflex. It has a wide range of lens selection that varies in function. Instamatic Camera Point-and-Shoot Camera DSLR Mirrorless Camera DSLR
A type of camera that works without a reflex mirror. Instamatic Camera Point-and-Shoot Camera DSLR Mirrorless Camera Mirrorless Camera
M2
A cinematography technique whereby frequency at which film frames are captured is much lower than that used to view the sequence. Time lapse Single Take Long Shot Slow Motion Time lapse
If you are attempting to take a photo in low-light, you may benefit from an aperture that is able to let more light in. True False True
The higher the f-number, the more light the lens lets in. True False False
Image stabilization reduces blurriness caused by movement of the camera. True False True
Almost all camera phones nowadays can shoot at least 8K videos. True False False
If you choose a more popular phone, you'll have less options when it comes to apps and accessories. True False False
Apple has an exceptional "ecosystem". True False True
The better the camera features, the less expensive the phone will be. True False False
Rappler is the leading source of independent image quality measurements and ratings for smartphone, camera and lens since 2008. True False False(DxOMark)
Many apps are now available for both iOS and Android mobile devices that extend the functionality of the video camera. True False True
It is recommended to use landscape orientation and not portrait orientation while recording. True False True
This can be used to capture interesting movements that we skip with our eyes. Slow Motion Time lapse Long Shot Single Take Slow Motion
Better photo requires completely filling the frame with your subject. True False True
This type of shot is great in slow motion, but someone writing a message with a pencil might not be so interesting. Action Shots Slow Motion Cinemagraph Portrait Action Shots
It is designed to give you an optical zoom effect, zooming in without losing detail. Telephoto Lens Macro Lens Wide Lens Ultra Wide Angle Lens Telephoto Lens
Ideal space storage of mobile devices. 64GB 16GB 8GB 4GB 64GB
More megapixels can be equate to better quality photos. True False False
Bigger sensors are better because they allow for bigger pixels. True False True
By increasing sensor size and pixel size, manufacturers are able to make a big difference to low light sensitivity and noise. True False True
The shutter is the opening through which the camera lets in light. True False False(Aperture)
M3
Defined as the art or science of motion picture photography, derivative of the greek word kinema Cinematography
Meaning of Kinema Movement
Also known as Chief Cinematographer Director of Photography
2 Advantages of Using Film Depth of field Broad exposure latitude
2nd most powerful creative person on the set Director of Photography
Responsible for providing the necessary power, lighting, and support gear for the camera. Grip and electric departments(G&E)
Digitizing film speeds things up and editing are now done in computers, using programs like adobe premiere pro or final cut pro True
For example, A cinematographer on a documentary film determines whether to use reenactments or to rely heavily on photographs and found footage Chooses a visual style for the film
Uses lighting to create the right visual mood the director aspires to achieve. They must know how to enhance an image’s depth, contrast, and contour to support the story’s atmosphere Determines the lighting for every scene
Determines which types of cameras, camera lenses, camera angles, and camera techniques best bring the scene to life Establishes the camera setup for every shot
Understands what visuals excite the director and can make recommendations about what shots to capture Explores the potential of every location
Adjust the camera in response to a particular gesture or action, and as actors adjust their body positions and blocking, to better fit the framing of the shot Attend Rehearsals
Introduce ideas and concepts the director may not have considered Elevates the visions of director
Remember you are always telling a story. A visual story, yes, but a story all the same. That means not getting too preoccupied with developing a distinct cinematic style and instead focus on story Story over spectacle
Finding the next great camera technique may just be a matter of devising a creative solution to achieve your visual goals but it also requires detailed strategies that will help you and your team build the shots you need. Think outside the box
Stay inspired. Study great cinematographers. Even the greats studied the greats Study great cinematographers
Push yourself creatively. Don’t be afraid to break some of those rules that instructors drilled into their heads. Dogmatic cinematography techniques can be detrimental to innovation. Some rules were made to be broken. Take creative chances
Whatever you can’t capture naturally on-set might take way more time and money to recreate in post Never say “fix it in post”
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