Exposure Triangle

4. ________lighting is any type of lighting that is manmade; hint: another word for 'fake'
5. A fast shutter speed ______ motion
6. Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO work together to make up the _________. (hint: shape)
8. _______lighting is any type of lighting found naturally; not manmade
10. This setting refers to the color temperature of your shooting area; it's used to ensure your white tones are white, and not blue or orange toned
13. This is what's used to measure aperture - larger numbers are a smaller opening, smaller numbers are a larger opening
15. 1 second is an example of a _____ shutter speed, capturing motion

1. The amount of time the shutter opens for the photo; 'speed'
2. The lens opening that determines the amount of light let into the camera; works similar to your iris; measured in F-stops
3. This shooting mode allows you to have full control over your settings; it is labeled as 'M' on the preset wheel of your camera
7. Your camera's sensitivity to light; A higher setting is more sensitive, but also more grainy, while a lower setting is less sensitive and less grainy
9. 1/1000 of a second is an example of a ____ shutter speed, freezing motion
11. _______ lighting is a type of lighting where the light source is not diffused, with harsh, sharp shadows and high contrast between highlights and shadows; ex. Bright, sunny day with no clouds
12. A slow shutter speed ______ motion
14. _______ lighting is a type of lighting where the light source is diffused, with no harsh shadows and low contrast; ex. overcast day