Photography Camera Basics

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Across
  1. 5. The distance in millimeters between the leans and the image ir forms on the film (Hint: two words, no space)
  2. 7. The slot at the top of a camera for adding accessories
  3. 8. What you use to adjust different settings on the camera
  4. 13. What we measure aperture in
  5. 14. This determines how light or dark the image is
  6. 16. The button you use to take the photo (Hint: two words, no space)
  7. 19. The aesthetic quality of the blur produced in the out-of-focus parts of an image produced by a lens
  8. 22. Ratio of height to width of a photo
  9. 24. The button to push to change lens (Hint: two words, no space)
  10. 26. What we save our images to in the camera (Hint: two words, no space)
  11. 27. What we measure shutter speed in
  12. 28. The size of an opening withing the camera lens that allows light to pass through the lens
  13. 29. What needs to be on your lens when not taking photos (Hint: two words, no space)
  14. 30. The only thing you’re allowed to clean the lens with (Hint: two words, no space)
Down
  1. 1. An image that has been shot with a long shutter speed (Hint: two words, no space)
  2. 2. Digital single lens reflex cameras are the most versatile of the digital cameras
  3. 3. The photographer sets the exposure instead of having the camera do it automatically
  4. 4. What we review images and camera settings on
  5. 6. The amount of time which the shutter is open to allow the film/sensor to be exposed to light (Hint: two words, no space)
  6. 9. Digital little flecks in an image, also sometimes called grain
  7. 10. How much of an image is in focus from front to back determined by the aperture (hint: three words, no spaces)
  8. 11. This determines what is in great detail or no detail
  9. 12. The hole you look through to take the picture
  10. 15. The button we use to review our images
  11. 17. The setting used to adjust for the different color of light sources
  12. 18. This is what we call an overly light image
  13. 20. Sensor in the viewfinder to show how bright or dark your image will be
  14. 21. This determines how sensitive the camera is to light
  15. 23. What you have to have around your neck when using the camera (Hint: Two words, no space)
  16. 25. This is what we call a dark image