1.Mirror system inside lets you preview through the viewfinder the same image that is being captured on film/sensor
2.prime vs. zoom lenses
3.kit lens
4.zoom vs. focus – don’t get them confused
5.AF (autofocus) vs. MF (manual focus)
6.Now used to describe sensitivity of digital sensors in digital cameras
7.HIGH ISO value means the sensor will be MORE sensitive to light, meaning it will take LESS LIGHT to get the right exposure
8.choose the correct ISO for your shooting situation
9. higher speed to capture fast action
10.hutter speed: how long the shutter is open
11.So, your shutter speed should be double
your frame rate
12.Typical NTSC frame rate is 30 frames per second
13.camera shake: occurs with a shutter speed slower than 1/ [focal length] of a second
14smaller number actually represents a larger opening
15he denominator becomes the f-stop number
16longer lenses APPEAR to have a shallower depth of field because they are magnifying
17hallower depth of field because they are magnifying the subject, which flattens the perspective and makes our eyes think the DOF is shallower
18
- mount
- prime or zoom
- series
19maximum aperture
20focal length(s)
21
- Most cameras have presets:
- daylight, cloudy, flash, various
indoor lights
22Setting the “correct” white balance setting tells the camera how to make your whites
23everything BUT lets you choose brightness,
24Mirror system inside lets you preview through the viewfinder the same image that is being captured on film/sensor
25depth of field, picture style by pressing the Q button