Exposure Triangle/Spooky Photography Unit

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Across
  1. 2. The presence of motion that indicates the people in the photograph are alive.
  2. 6. The grieving process; also a time of day (but spelled differently)
  3. 8. A camera setting that adjusts the digital sensitivity of the sensor to light.
  4. 9. The time period in which people routinely took photos of their deceased family members
  5. 10. A type of photography that claims to show ghostly images along with living people.
  6. 12. The opening within a lens that allows light to pass through to the camera sensor.
  7. 14. The tube-shaped part of the digital camera that is used to focus and zoom in.
  8. 15. The last name of a photographer who scammed people after WWI
  9. 16. The general term for a photo that is under-exposed.
  10. 18. A mechanism that opens and closes to control the time that light can get in the camera.
  11. 19. The amount of brightness or darkness of a photo depending on how much light was exposed when it was taken
Down
  1. 1. The last name of a photographer who scammed people, including Mary Todd Lincoln, with "ghosts" in their photographs.
  2. 3. The geometric shape used to represent the three interconnected settings of exposure.
  3. 4. The general term for a photo that is over-exposed.
  4. 5. A hyphenated word meaning "after death"
  5. 7. The digital "grain" or speckled texture that can appear in an image, often due to high ISO.
  6. 11. A shutter speed used to freeze movement (e.g., 1/1000 sec).
  7. 13. The blurry, fuzzy background that makes the foreground of the picture stand out.
  8. 17. The button used to access all the settings on the digital camera (hyphenated word).
  9. 18. A shutter speed used to blur movement (e.g., 1/15 sec).