pho tog ra phy⋅ ⋅ ⋅

– noun

1.the process or art of producing images of objects on sensitized surfaces by the

chemical action of light or of other forms of radiant energy, as x-rays, gamma rays, or cosmic rays.

2.closely linked to cinematography.

Aberration E-6 Autoexposure Autofocus Aperture Archival ISO

Shutter speed Burn Chromatic Aberration Chrome Crop Daylight Film

Depth of Field C-41 Develop Diffuse Diopter Dodge Resolution SLR

Exposure Index. Emulsion Enlargement Exposure Value Exposure Meter

Extension Tube Bracket Filter Factor Fast Film Focal plane

Fisheye Lens Tripod Reflected-Light Meter Dedicated Flash Ultraviolet Light

Focal Length Fog Focal Point F-stop Guide Number

Image Stabilization Flare Ilfochrome Infrared K-14

Kelvin Scale Latitude Latent Image Leaf Shutter Telephoto lens

Luminance Lens Macro Lens Manual Exposure Midtone Monopod

Aperture Priority ND Filter Overexpose Synch Cord Tripod Head

Plane of Focus Pan Polarizing Filter Positive Program Mode

Reciprocity Failure Proof Reflex Camera Wide-angle lens Zoom Lens

Shutter Vignette Shutter Priority Silhouette Silver Halide

Tungsten Light Tone Synchronize Spot Meter Tungsten Film

Type C Print Shutter Type R Print Underexpose White Light

Focal Plane Soft Point and Shoot Filter Negative Inter-Neg

Exposure Halftone Viewfinder Lens Hood Interchangeable Lens

The Digital World…

Photo Enhancements and Effects…

Black and White versus Colour…

Other Manual and Digital Effects….