Vocabulary 2

FILE FORMAT- the structure of how info is stored in a computer file
FILTER-  they allow only certain frequencies of light to enter a camera
FLARE - an extensive amount of light that enters the camera and causes an internal reflection
FOCUS- optimum sharpness or image clarity
FRAME- technique used to focus the viewer's attention to the subject

f/STOP- size of the aperture or opening of the lens

GB- Gigabyte

HARD DRIVE- Large storage unit made up of sensitive disks in the computer

HOT SHOE- Electronically connected flash mount on the camera.

ICON- a symbol used to represent a file

IMAGE EDITING PROGRAM- a program that edits photographs

INFINITY- used to denote the theoretically most distant point of the focus

ISO- Indicates the relative light sensitivity of the recording medium
JPEG- Joint Photographic Experts Group

KB- Kilobyte

LCD- Liquid Crystal Display

LED- Light Emitting Diode

LENS- an optical piece of  glass in the front of a camera

LENS SHADE- a tube that can reduce flare

LIGHT METER-  can measure the light levels & calculates the correct aperture &  shutter speed

Selfie's

Selfie at the pool

selfie with friend

On thanksgiving



After pie selfie

Pre-party selfie

Christmas Selfie

Same Party Different Selfie

London Eye Selfie

Selfie with Lauren & her gifts

Serious Selfie

Selfie in Paris

20 Summer Pictures Project

Day with the best friend

Finally got my license

Coffee & Tea Collect

Eastlake Dam

Sunset Cliffs

Graffiti

Ocean Beach

Del Mar Fair

First Time Jet Skiing

Baked a Cake

Under the Pier

Pool

Party with the best

Corvette Diner

Aquatica

Bonfire was fun

class bonfire

two of the best

Favorite Girls

Sky ride

 

 

 

Vocabulary

AE- automatic exposure

AF- Auto Focus

APERTURE- opening in the lens that allows light to enter the camera 

APERTURE PRIORITY- type of automatic exposure in which you have to select the aperture and the camera will automatically select the shutter speed

ARTIFICIAL LIGHT- refers to any light source that doesn't exist in nature, such as fluorescent,incandescent, and other unnatural lighting

AVAILABLE LIGHT- amount of illumination at a given location that applies to natural and artificial light sources but not for those supplied specifically for photos.

BACKLIGHT- light that projects toward the camera from behind the subject

BIT/BYTE- binary digit /eight bits 

BOUNCE LIGHT- light that reflects off of another surface before illuminating the subject

BULB- camera setting that allows the shutter to stay open as long as the shutter release is depressed 

CARD READER- device that connects to your computer and enables quick and easy download of images from memory card to computer 

CLOSE-UP- general term used to describe an image created by closely focusing on a subject 

COMPRESSION- method of reducing file size through removal of redundant data, as with the jpeg file format

CONTRAST-  difference between two or more tones in terms of luminescence, density, or darkness

CPU- Central Processing Unit 

CROPPING-  process of extracting a portion of the image area

DAYLIGHT-white balance setting that renders accurate color when shooting in mid-day sunlight

DEPTH OF FIELD- image space in front of and behind the plane of focus that appears acceptably sharp in the photograph 

DOWNLOAD- transfer of data from one device to another 

DPI- Dots Per Inch

EXPOSURE- when light enters the camera and reacts with the sensitized medium

Extra Credit: Recent Pictures

Class Bonfire

Bella

Class Bonfire

San Diego Fair

Friends

Summer 2014

Last day of Sophomore Year

Noah

Limon

Paris!