How a Camera Works

3. The Camera O______ was used by artists to aid in their drawings and paintings.
5. _____ Shutter speeds capture light trails and motion blur.
6. The end of the photographic process is when the controlled light hits the image ______ which records the final image.
7. People often look "unhappy" in daguerrotype photos because it took many ____ to create a single image (and it's hard to hold a smile that long).
11. If you have a 10 megapixel camera, it has 10 ____ pixels to create its images.
12. When you take a picture and hear a "ch-ch" noise, both the mirror is bouncing up, out of the way, and the _____ door is opening and closing.
13. Aperture is measured in _____>

1. Fast shutter speeds, low ISO, and small fstops (like f/22) let in ____ light.
2. High ISO = more image ______.
4. The Kodak ____ was the first consumer camera that anyone could use.
8. Low fstops like f/2.8 = ______ Depth of Field
9. In DSLR cameras, this part reflects the incoming image up into the Viewfinder allowing you to preview your images before capturing it.
10. slow shutter speeds, high ISO, and wide fstops (like f/2.8) let in ____ light.
12. Shutter speeds are measured in fractions of a ____.