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Trivia about photographic cameras

Trivia 1 of professional vs amateur photographers.

How much do you know about photographic cameras?

Only professional photographers can answer all the questions correctly, amateurs can't. Are you one of them?

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What is ISO?

ISO indicates how sensitive the image sensor is to the amount of light present.

It is a quality standard that certain camera models have.

It refers to the date data that is embedded in the image.

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What are megapixels?

One megapixel is equivalent to one million pixels. The more pixels an image has, the more detailed it is.

It is a measure for calculating the degree of illumination of an image.

It refers to the storage size of an image.

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What is the white balance adjustment for?

To make the photos come out in black and white.

To get the colors in the image as accurate as possible by balancing the colors and white tones.

It is the technical way of saying that photographers should try to match the colors in their photos.

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What is a UV filter?

It's a piece that simply what it does is protect the end of your lens from dirt, water and scratches.

It is a physical, translucent panel that is placed in a particular area to protect the people in the photos from the sun's UV rays in daytime sessions.

It is an editing process that is done in a program, such as © Adobe Photoshop, to edit the color temperature of the photo.

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What is a fixed focal length lens?

It refers to the automatic detection performed by the camera software, to take pictures of individuals without movement.

It is the distance measurement of the camera's position relative to the subject to be captured.

It is a lens at a fixed distance, for example 50mm. These lenses are very fast and often have very low apertures.

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What is digital zoom?

Digital zoom refers to zooming in on an area using the camera software instead of a lens.

It is the name currently given to the zoom of digital cameras.

It is the zoom applied to a photo in an editing program, such as © Adobe Photoshop.

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What is shutter speed?

It simply refers to the speed of the camera's microprocessor.

Shutter speed is set to tell the camera how much light you want to get into the camera.

It is commonly called the camera timer.

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What is image stabilization?

It is an automatic color correction applied by the camera.

It is when the camera backs up the images.

Image stabilization is simply a technique to reduce the likelihood of image blur if the camera shakes.

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What is RAW?

It is a type of mechanical flash, which is used in studios for photo sets.

RAW is another format in which you can take photos, instead of JPEG. The RAW format offers many advantages compared to JPEG, as it records all the details.

RAW is an acronym that refers to the photographic paper used for photo development.

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What is a macro lens?

These are lenses primarily used for cinematography.

In simple words, macro photography is to capture a subject in natural size (such as a person) or to make it larger (such as an insect).

It refers to the quality level of the lens; i.e., high quality macro type.

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What is a wide-angle lens?

It refers to the maximum size lenses for cameras.

A wide-angle lens is simply a lens that allows you to photograph a large area, such as a landscape.

It is a type of format that is applied to cameras.

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What is an ND filter?

They are the physical panels, usually in white, to give more light to the people in the photos.

It is an indicator on digital cameras to show that there is no SD storage card.

(Neutral Density). These are placed in front of the lens to ensure that there are no overexposed areas.

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What is the aperture on a camera?

It is a technical way of referring to the size of the camera.

It refers to the level of intensity of the flash.

The aperture allows the light entering the camera to be graduated, but more importantly, the aperture determines the depth of field.

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What is a fisheye lens?

Refers to the size of small, fisheye-like lenses.

It is a specialized type of lens for aquatic and marine environments.

Fisheye lenses take extremely wide, hemispherical pictures. They are often used for panoramic photography or to make sports photography more interesting.

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What is a telephoto lens?

It is an accessory for making video recordings.

It is the target or object of the photographic shot.

A telephoto lens is a lens designed for shooting at a great distance.

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