POLARIZATION- an effect achieved by using a polarizing filter. it minimizes reflections from non-metallic surfaces like water and glass and saturetes colors by removing glare. RAM- stands for random access memory, which is a computer's memory capacity, directly accessible from the central processing unit. RESOLUTION- the amount of data available for an imagine as apllied to imagine size. SATURATION- the intensily or richness of hue or color. SHARP- a term used to describe the quality of an image as clear, crisp, and perfectly focused, as opposed to fuzzy, obscure, or unfocused. SHUTTER- the apparatus that controls the amount of time during which lightis allowed to reach the sensitized medium. SLR- a camera with mirror that refelcts the image entering the lens through a pentaprism or pentamirror onto the viewfinder screen. STOP DOWN- to reduce size of the diaphragm opening by using a hgher f/number. STROBE- abbreviation for stroboscopic. an electronic light source that produce a series of evely spaced burts of light. TRIPOD- a three legged stand stabilized the camera and elimites camera shake caused by body movement or vibriation. USB- this interface standard allows outlying accessories to be plugged and unplugged from the computer while it is turned on. VR- a technology used in such photographic accessories as VR lens WIDE-ANGLE LENS- a lens that produces a greater angle view that you would see with your eyes, often causing the image to appear stretched. ZOOM LENS- a lens that can be adjusted to cover a wide range of focal lengths.
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| beach time |
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| just chilling |
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| YMCA!! |
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| FAMILY reunion outfit |
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