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As the aperture becomes smaller the depth of field in the image

BONUS: Change the shutter speed of 1/250 to halve the amount of light reaching the sensor.

Reflected light can bring reflected colors

Shutter speed affects sharpness.

The color temperature of daylight at noon on a cloudless day is?

The larger the (physical size opening) aperture, the more of a scene that will be sharp from near to far.

William Henry Jackson discovered in 1872 that sunlight darkened substances mixed with silver nitrate against his window.

A 100 mm portrait lens has more inherent depth of field than a 28mm wide angle lens

BONUS QUESTION: Even a slight overexposure can cause a loss of detail in the ______ that cannot be added later.

An aperture to use to prevent blurry images is f/16

When using high ISO numbers you may encounter?

The term "stop" is only refering to a change of ISO

Lewis Hine is remembered for his image of Princess Angeline, the first portrait of a Native American.

The dominant "art" photographer that photographed peppers, shells and vegetables was?

In 1826 who created the first permanent image?

Color balance is affected by shutter speed.

A camera's ability to adjust for different color temperatures is reffered to as

800 ISO is the recommended ISO for a bright sunny day.

This image, titled "migrant mother" is taken by?

Changing from f/8 to f/11 is a change of how many stops?

A JPEG is a lossy file format.

To stop action with shutter speed, use slower speeds 1/30 or slower

BONUS: In contrasty lighting, no camera can record color details both in very light highlights and very dark shadows.

One of the keys to success in DAM is

A higher ISO # is useful indoors.

Halve (1/2) the amount of time the shutter is open. This is how much of an exposure change?

Name a lossy format.

Matthew Brady's claim to faim was making the Brownie camera.

Most of the credit for modern day popularity of photography goes to ?

ISO = Sensor sensitivity

RAW camera files are a type of lossy file.

Keywords are metadata

Changing from ISO 200 to 1600 is a change of how many stops?

Which aperture lets the most light through the lens @ 1/60 ?

What is the predominant color on a Bayer pattern sensor?

This is a photo taken by Matthew Brady.

One key to editing photos is

What is the camera mechanism that regulates the amount of time the sensor is exposed to light?

The term "stop" refers to a change of exposure only using the aperture control.

The most important way lenses differ is in their apertures, controlling magnification.

When using low ISO number, less light is needed for correct exposure.

Image magnification is conrolled by the focal length of your lens.

In the freezing action video, one of the keys to good focus was to?