1. Kelvin (K)

2. In this mode, you are given the control of the aperture. You simply choose the aperture you prefer, and the camera will take care of the other settings.

3. A time-value represented by the amount of time the shutter opens and closes to allow light to reach the sensor.

4. The better the quality of the image. The higher the ISO setting, the more noise you will see in the image.

5. Household Lighting

6. Composition: Space

7. A rating of sensitivity of light used to expose the sensor. It is based on film settings.

8. 75-watt Bulb

9. it is the person behind the camera.

10. Keep non-downloaded cards unique- Format your cards - Don't put all your images in one basket - Bring numerous high quality cards - Download and backup everyday - Carry an external drive - Bring used cards with you - Don't erase your images - Use the dual card slot on your camera - Shoot RAW & Large JPEG Files - Put contact info on cards - Store a back-up of your images offsite - Use online storage

11. An adjustable knob used to change the shooting mode of the camera.

12. Bulb Setting (B)

13. 60-watt Bulb

14. Good for sports and events - Good for individual portraits - Used anytime you want to get closer to your subject from a distance.

15. Maximum Sync Speed

16. Having the right amount of light to expose an image.

17. The grainy texture in images.

18. What happens when you use a faster shutter speed?

19. Composition: Curves

20. Dragging the Shutter

21. The image/object you're photographing.

22. Continuous Focus Mode (AI Mode)

23. Lenses that have no zoom capability.

24. Camera Body

25. 20X