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Low ISO refers to a setting on a camera that reduces its sensitivity to light, resulting in less noise and a higher level of image quality, but reducing ISO will also lower the photo's brightness

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Short side framing is a composition technique where the subject or main elements of a photograph are positioned along the shorter edge of the frame, creating a unique visual effect.

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The rule of thirds is a guideline in photography and design that suggests dividing an image into a 3x3 grid and placing key elements along the gridlines or their intersections to create a visually pleasing composition.

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Unusual headroom refers to a deliberate composition choice in photography or videography where the space above a subject's head is intentionally exaggerated or minimized, deviating from traditional framing conventions for artistic or storytelling purposes.

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The shutter drunk/poisoned effect refers to a photographic technique achieved by intentionally moving the camera during a long exposure, resulting in a distorted and blurred image that mimics the disorienting and unsteady visual perception associated with being drunk or poisoned.