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| in the zone system, what number does the meter read at? |
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| number in the zone system where there is the first hint of detail |
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| meter this # stops less than shadow reading exposure |
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| normal contrast is this number in the zone system |
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calibration of film speed
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cone of light projected by lens
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if enough, allows full movements of view camera
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entire circle of projected image
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| circle of good definition |
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area sharp within picture
aka RESOLUTION
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shutter in view camera
aperture that curls open and closed
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35 mm camera shutter
"curtain" opens and closes
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no camera movement
[all parts of camera are parallel to each other]
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rail camera moves back and forth on
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either front or rear standards are raised
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either front or rear standards are pushed down
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front or rear standard moved horizontally
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front or rear standard rotates around vertical axis
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front or rear standard moves up or down around horizontal axis
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chance in perspective when angling camera up or down
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| focus is controlled w/... |
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____ controlled w/ FRONT standard
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| focus with which standard to LEAVE COMPOSITION ALONE? |
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REAR standard does what to composition
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| when loading film, where should the notches be |
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upper right corner of film
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| bellows factor squared/focal length squared equals
exposure index/2 |
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equation to find out number stops needed
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direction, angle, intensity
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| light travels in a ____ line |
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| angle of incidence is equal and opposite to.. |
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angle of reflection is equal and opposite to...
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the direction light comes from is called...
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| light falls off ____ as to square of difference |
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| move light away, gets ____ intense |
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| if you want 2 stops difference between highlights and shadows, ____ the distance |
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double the distance if want __ stops difference betw highlights and shadows
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high contrast, distinct shadows
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low contrast [easier printing]
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can be either direct or indirect light
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flat light, fills in shadows
good for wrinkles, makes people look younger
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increases texture and volume, more contrasty
strong shadows
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high noon, light coming straight down
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rim or hair light occurs, gives good separation from background
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main light of shoot is called...
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| 1:1 lighting ratio means... |
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flat, even light, no highlight and shadow difference
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| 2:1 lighting ratio means.. |
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one stop difference between shadow and highlight
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| 4:1 lighting ratio means.. |
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two stops betw light and shad
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| 3:1 lighting ratio means... |
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1 1/2 stops difference betw shadow and highlight
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| standard portrait lighting is what ratio.. |
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3:1 or 4:1 lighting ratio
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| 8:1 ratio is how many stops different between highlight and shadow? |
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3 stops difference betw highlight and shadow
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| 16:1 is how many stops diff betw high and shad |
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4 stops diff betw high and shadow
[fairly dramatic]
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