Camera terms

The opening in a camera lens that can

Aperture change size. A large aperture lets in

more, while a small one does not let in
as much.
 The quality of out-of-focus or
Bokeh blurry parts of an image.
 Burst mode

Burst mode is a function that

allows you to take many photos
in a quick succession.
 The distance between the closest and

Depth of field farthest objects that appear acceptably

sharp. Now your camera can sharply
focus on one point.
 Difference
between a RAW
file and a JPG file

Raw files are

significantly bigger than
jpg and any other image
file formats.
 Focal length

The optical distance from the

point where the light meets
inside the lens to the camera
sensor.
Focus MF and
AF

AF the function of a camera to

automatically focus on a subject.
MF is affective when focusing is
difficult with autofocus.
 It controls the amount of light your
Iso camera lets in and how light or dark
your photos will be.
 The amount of time your camera
Shutter speed spends taking a picture.
 Adjusts images to make white
White balance subjects look white in the final
product.
 Exposure

The amount of light that reaches

your camera’s sensor, creating
visual data over time.
 DSLR

Digital single-lens reflex