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Photography Flashcards

1
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F.O.R.D

A

Family Occupation Recreation Dreams

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2
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24-70mm use for

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prep, ceremony & reception

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3
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24-70mm

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easy & versatile but when using always step back & zoom in; same goes for other wide angle lenses

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4
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35mm use for

A

group photos & wide shots

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5
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35mm vs 24-70mm

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35mm not as wide as the 24

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6
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50mm use for

A

portraits & receptions

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7
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50mm

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light weight, clean & common lens

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8
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85mm use for

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portraits of any kind

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9
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85mm

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crisp & beautiful, color consistency

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10
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70-200mm use for

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ceremonies & portraits

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11
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70-200mm

A

telephoto lens

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12
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Prime lenses

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crisper & sharper, higher quality, focal effect, good low light

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13
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300mm

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good for action & adaptability

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14
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Shutter Speed

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determined by how fast or slow the camera shutter is closing

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15
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1/10

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slow shutter speed, brighter & blurrier motion

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16
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1/125

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slowest recommended shutter speed to start

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17
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1/8000

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fast shutter speed, darker & crisper motion

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18
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Shutter speed controls

A

motion blur

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19
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Aperture aka

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f/stop

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20
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F/stop

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  1. controls depth of field (what’s in focus)

2. amount of light allowed in photo

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21
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f/1.2

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low, brighter, shallow DOF

22
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f/4

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don’t go below during portraits

23
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f/22

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high, darker, deeper DOF

24
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What do you adjust first in exposure triangle?

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  1. shutter 2. f/stop then ISO
25
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ISO

A

the camera sensor’s sensitivity to light itself

26
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100

A

low, darker, cleanest option assuming you have enough light

27
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1600

A

maximum highest, brighter

28
Q

Best option for ISO

A

always use the lowest ISO you can get away with

29
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High ISO

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the higher you push your ISO, the more likely you’re to add digital noise or grain

30
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Daylight ISO

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100-200

31
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Golden Hour / Shade

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start at 400-800

32
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Low light / Indoor

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1600, but try 800 if you have a outside light

33
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Epic’s preferred style of photograph

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bright & airy

34
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Goal Exposure meter

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0 to +1, flatter the skintones

35
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Exposure meter

A

check before shooting, find in viewfinder

36
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L.B.C.F.

A

light, background, composition, focus

37
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Light??

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where’s it coming from & what’s the quality of that light?

38
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Background?

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will your background compliment or distract from the subject?

39
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Composition?

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how do you want to balance your subject in the frame?

40
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Focus?

A

are you hitting your focus in shot crisply?

41
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Light is it…

A

hard or soft? how is it hitting your subject? color of light?

42
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Color of light

A

aim for 1 consistent color of light

43
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Wedding light

A

aim for soft, flattering light; natural

44
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Unflattering light

A

light sources coming from below eye level, unnatural

45
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Light to look for

A

natural, soft light for flattering looking photos

46
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Light to avoid

A

spotty & inconsistent lighting

47
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Direction of light determines

A

the direction of any shadows & where you should have your subject face towards

48
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Light: Preserve

A

skin tones

49
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Light: Avoid

A

blow outs & crushing shadows

50
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Light: when shooting indoors

A
  1. seek natural light source

2. turn off ambient light

51
Q

Consistently check

A

photos! when something is off then FIX

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