Chris Digital Photo: May 2014

Thursday, May 29, 2014

1. Zone system: a photography technique to find optimal film exposure and development, that is based on the 19th century sensitometry.

2 .Bromoil Process: Giving soft, paint-like qualities to a photo, this photographic technique was very popular with pictorialists.

3.Photo-Secession: An early 20th century movement of viewing photography as a fine art.

1.Speed Graphic camera: used as the standard equipment for many american press photographers in the 1960's.

2. Contax camera: camera with technological advances and wide range of lenses, is known for its high quality optical shots

3. Polaroid Spectra: The spectra series of cameras, which use a range of arc-shaped lenses that are found inside the camera.

1. EXIF- the exchangeable file format, format specifics found in digital cameras.

2. TIFF- a computer file format that is used to store computer graphics

3.Geotagged Photograph- a photograph that is taken and given an associated geographical location.

1. Prime Lens (FFL): a lens with a fixed focal length

2. Wide- Angle Lens: a lens with a smaller focal length than a normal length

3. Calypso underwater camera: an amphibious camera that is designed to operate under water

4. Through-the-lens metering: an ability for a camera to measure light through the lens and not in a separate window