Soft light - Produces gentle mid-tone shadows of low contrast
Colour connotation - The feeling a colour gives us
Symmetry - A way to balance an image
Composition - The arrangement of elements in a shot which make it interesting to look at
Key light - Main source of light
Umbrella flash - Diffusing light (white), reflecting/bouncing light (black)
Rule of Thirds - A way to balance the picture and give you interesting shots
Photoshop - Digital photographers 'darkroom', being able to adjust and adapt photos
DPI - Dots per inch, a measure of the resolution of printers, scanners, etc
Unconstrained - You can have it any resolution size you want
JPEG - A format fr compressing images
Contrast - Difference between the lights and darks of an image
Depth of field - The difference between the nearest and the furthest objects that give an image judged to be in focus in a camera.
There are 3 things which can change the depth of field:
- the aperture
- the focal length of lens used
- how near the subject focused on is to the camera
- aperture is measured in F numbers. (larger the F number,
Negative space - The space around and between the subjects of an image
Abstract - No structure, more creative and imaginative elements
Representational - Representing an image with feeling and representing another image (how an image portrays a person and the feeling)
Exposure - The amount of light that goes onto the sensor for area unit
Histogram - Measures the amount of light and darkness in an image and allows you to change it
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