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The aperture is selected by the user but the shutter speed is selected automatically.

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A number that defines the f-number the camera is set to.

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A space in which light passes through the camera.

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The blur in out-of-focus parts of an image.

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Distance between lens and image sensor.

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The amount of objects in the photo that are in focus. (e.g. objects directly in front may be, but others behind may not)

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Digital Single Lens Reflex.

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Data embedded in a file that tells more about it (like f/stop, ISO, coordinates, etc.)

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Image stabilization that takes place in the lens, reducing shakiness.

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A smaller version of an image to make it easier to organize

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A camera mode that lets you set literally everything.

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A sort of auto mode that lets you fiddle with shutter speed and aperture, but it still keeps the exposure decent.

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Taking pictures for babies. Thanks, Nikon.

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A mode on some cameras that allows you to change the shutter speed but the aperture is adjusted automatically.

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The camera does everything for you.

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White balance is automatically selected by the camera

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Light emitted by heating a filament. Sort of yellow-ish.

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Light emitted by ionizing mercury in a tube. Very bright white.

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Do I even need to describe this? I'm pretty sure everyone has seen something in direct sunlight.

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Flash light is super bright and concentrated on one area, depending on the flash type.

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Cloudy light is spread out and "dim" looking.

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The absence of light.

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A set of points on a camera that can be auto-focused to.

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Taking multiple photos: one with auto exposure, one underexposed, and one overexposed

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Electronic viewfinder. A traditional viewfinder but with extra useful stuff.

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An indicator in the viewfinder that shows if the amount of the light in the photo is appropriate (underexposed or overexposed).

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A camera that's intended for "normal people" and has basically no settings or parameters to change whatsoever.

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A triangular representation of three variables: shutter speed, aperture, and ISO.

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Making the image lighter or darker to compensate for exposure

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A mode which takes a bunch of pictures at once

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A very long shot that is later shortened

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Editing a photo after it's taken to touch up things

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A photo where the shutter speed is very long.

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How many pixels/MP in height and width your camera can take.

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A type of lens on a camera that makes it seem protruded.

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A factor that makes the photo look blurry.

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Panning the camera with a moving object to make it seem still.

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Only white/black values, no color.

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A reddish-brown color that can be used to add ambiance to a photo.

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The part of the tone "spectrum" that falls between highlights and shadows.

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Brightest parts of an image (see chart above)

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Darkest parts of an image (see chart above)