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A category of artistic composition as in music or literature characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter.

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The standard film for analog single reflex, still cameras, and motion picture cameras.

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A type of camera with two objective lenses of the same focal length and one of the lenses takes the picture while the other is used for the viewfinder system.

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Large format is any imaging format of 4x5 or larger.

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Is the photographic process used with available black and white films and printing paper.

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A person who is a keeper of a museum or collection.

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A public display of art or items of interest, typically in an art gallery or museum.

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Placing a subject in a picture a certain way to create an attractive image.

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A room or building that displays or sells art.

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A legal right given to the original creator or assignee to publish, film, preform, or print their work.

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A fine mark between two points.

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Two dimensional and always flat.

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A combination of hue, contrast, and value.

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When a shape gains depth and becomes three dimensional.

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The way that something looks like it would feel.

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The lightness or darkness of a color.

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An area occupied by a shape or form.

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A distribution of visual weight mostly symmetry or asymmetry.

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The illusion of movement or the path that the eyes instinctively follow.

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Many principles or elements working together in harmony to compliment one another.

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Showing size relationships in objects.

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The way to place all of the attention on a person or object in an image.

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A way of using repetition in colors, shapes, or lines.

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Showing the different kinds of colors, shapes, or forms in an image.

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Symmetry around a central axis often circular.

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When something is completely even or balanced. Having parts that compliment on another.

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Having parts that fail to compliment one another showing a lack of symmetry.

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Two things when placed together creates a contrast.

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An image that contains one color scheme.

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An image that doesn't try to replicate the entirety of reality but attempts to mimic its shapes, forms, or colors.

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Colors like blues greens and purples that often evoke a sense of calm.

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Colors like red orange and yellow that evoke a feeling of warmth like sunshine or fire.

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Colors in opposite hues that often look good together with one another in an image.

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The earth tones that don't show up on the color wheel.

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Lining up a subject on the intersecting points of the middle square on the grid.

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A way of framing a picture so that the most important part is in the small box of the spiral.

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A composition where the lines of the image lead to the subject.

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The main focus of an image.

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The background or space around the image.

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An unbiased image that is impersonal.

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Showing the world as you see it. A personal image that shows the perspective of the photographer.

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Positive and negative feedback that is intended to improve the persons work while not tearing them down.

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Stealing parts or an entire work from someone and then claiming that you wrote or made the original piece.

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An identifiable mark that is associated with companies or services.

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A moral or principle that is typically just.

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Lighting behind the subject and the light is position in a way where it faces the camera.

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Can less the harsh light and remove blemishes or wrinkles in a subject.

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Any sort of light that the photographer did not add to the photo can be natural or artificial light.

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The contrast between very harsh dark light as well as very harsh bright light.

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An image of person, animal, or thing that is shown as a fully black image.

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Pairs of closely associated pictures that are placed next to one another to show a theme or even contrast.

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Three images separated by a plain border often used for ads and are placed together to show a consistent theme.

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Small units of measurement that make up an entire picture.

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A period of time where the sun is at a significant depth so that the indirect light is blue.

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A period before sunset or after sunrise where the light is predominantly redder and softer.

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The standard way that information is encoded into different forms from jpeg to a video.

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A raw image is an unprocessed one a canons raw file is the .cr2 and the Nikon is a .nef.

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A photoshop file or a file that has been used in photoshop. Often used as the default saving method for Photoshop.

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A commonly used method to compress digital images.

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A tif file is one that contains a high quality image.

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A mode where the camera controls all of the mechanics from lighting to focus on an object.

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A mode where the user has control over the settings on the camera from focus to lighting.

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A setting on a camera that lets the user chose a specific shutter speed.

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Program is where you can change the shutter speed as well as the aperture.

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A mode where you can pick a specific aperture setting such as f/16 or f/22.

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The measurement for sensitivity either making it more or less sensitive to light. You can also can also chose a higher shutter speed to freeze the moment with a higher ISO.

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A word often described to represent visual distortion.

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A different way of measuring the film speed and sensitivity to light by American Standards Society.

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A counter part to noise describes the tiny flecks that can appear in an image.

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An electronical device that converts an image into an electronic signal.

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Stands for digital single lens reflex and is a common term to describe most cameras.

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Data that describes a photo file from the iso to when the image was taken.

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A small jpeg that represents what a file contains.

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This means that an image 'straight out of the camera' is good enough for print.

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Helps stabilize the lens which in turn makes the camera easier to hold.

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Points that help with focus they often emit a beep or light up when you're half way through the shutter.

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The technique of taking the same kind of shot several times with different settings.

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Known as the light meter it shows how dark or light the current lighting of an image is.

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The adjustment of exposure based on the level on the exposure meter.

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A continuous shooting mode in high speed that is often used for sports or for capturing high action.

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The opening of the camera lens and the ratio number determines how much light is let in.

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An opening that lets light in and the aperture determines the curvature of the rays.

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Out of the lens out of focus points of light.

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The distance between the nearest objects and the farthest objects.

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The measurement of how much a system converges or diverges light.

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Shutter speed or exposure time is the length of time when the film or digital sensor inside the camera is exposed to light.

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The mode in manual that allows you to chose any level of exposure an holds the shutters open as long as the person wants.

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The fast streaking motions in an image or film caused by the object moving faster than the photographer.

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A movement that can causes major motion blur often caused during handheld photography.

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Tripods help balance the camera while the monopod can help hold a heavy lens.

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White balance is the process that the camera uses to remove color casts produced by these different color temperatures and helps your camera emulate what our eyes do naturally when dealing with white.

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The white balance that fixes images taken during the day time outdoors.

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Very similar to daylight wb only it works when the image is taken in shade.

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This setting is for when you are shooting on a day when the sky is white with cloud coverage.

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This is your standard household light bulb, or studio hot lights an that's when you'd correct for Tungsten.

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This type of light is generally found in commercial spaces. It has a wild array of different colors and temperatures, and some cameras will have multiple choices in this category. Fluorescent light also makes images look very green so this setting counteracts that by adding a magenta (pinkish) color to balance the shot.

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This type of light is emulating daylight so usually this setting is the same as full sun.

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This option is for creating a custom setting for your scene.q

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The darkest parts of a photo meant to show the absence of light.

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Midtones are around fifty percent of light shadows being the darkest and highlights being the brightest.