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37 Cards in this Set
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(6) reasons why photography matters |
Our photographs tell us what is important to us; photographs are part of our legacy; photographs allow us to share and to communicate; photographs makes us artists; photography is a complex language; photography has the power to move us |
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(4) tools to help you master the art of photography |
Contrast, rule of thirds, point of view, and proximity |
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Refers to the brightness between the light and shadow areas of a picture |
Contrast |
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The difference between light and shadow |
Contrast |
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A photo is more interesting if the subject is not directly in the center |
Rule of thirds |
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Photo directly in the center |
Central focus |
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Rule of thirds, try placing your subject ---- |
1/3 to the left or right, or 1/3 from top or bottom |
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(6) basic concepts of digital camera |
Trait on the use of the digital camera; proper handling of digital camera; pay attention to the subject; capture photos from unique angles; be active; join a photography club |
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Are for calculating the proper lighting and exposure |
Camera's metering modes |
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Refer to the camera's sensitivity to light |
ISO settings |
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A part of the camera that regulates the length of time or exposure that light is allowed to fall on a digital camera sensor |
Shutter |
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The faster the subject is moving, the --- the shutter speed should be |
Faster |
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Aperture aka |
f/stop |
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Is the setting that controls the size of the opening of the lens that allows light into the camera |
Aperture |
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The --- the aperture number, the --- the opening |
Smaller; larger |
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The area of the image that appears sharp |
Picture's depth of field |
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One key to achieve quality photos starts in the way the photographer uses and handles the --- |
Digital camera |
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Always ensure a ---- before taking any shot |
Steady camera |
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Oftentimes, digital cameras result to --- if the hands quiver a little |
Blurred photographs |
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Getting a -- or using ---- will surely help in taking great photos |
Tripod; any improvised but steady platform |
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A shot which the camera angle is deliberately slanted to one side |
Tilt shot |
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This is commonly used for dramatic effects and to portray feelings of uneasiness, disorientation, intoxication, etc. |
Tilt shot |
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The shot that gives the appearance of blurring while retaining sharp edges |
Soft focus shot |
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It is used as an effect to eliminate blemishes, and in general, produces a dreamlike image |
Soft focus shot |
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Focuses on the image where you want it |
Framing shot |
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Refers to a shot where the source of the light used to expose the film comes from behind the subject |
Backlighting shot |
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Where you are in the same height and angle as the subject |
Eye-level shot |
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Refers to where the camera follows the subject from left to right or right to left, blurring the backgrounds, and shows speed |
Panning shot |
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Looks down on the subject |
High-angle shot |
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Captures fast movement using ordinary camera or video gear |
Freeze-frame shot |
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This shot reveals interesting structures not visible to the naked eye |
Freeze-frame shot |
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An elevated view of an object from above, with a perspective as though the observer were a bird |
Bird's eyeshot |
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Where the camera moves in on the subject |
Zoom shot |
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Helps you see really close to the subject |
Close-up or macro shot |
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Makes for some amazing shots that capture a sweeping view of your subject |
Wide-angle or panoramic shot |
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(3) some popular subjects that contemporary Filipino digital photographers capture |
Self-expression; documentation; communication - advertising photography (food), fashion photography, travel photography, photojournalism |
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(2) outstanding filipino photographers |
George Tapan; John K. Chua |
