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aperture
the opening in the lens that allows light into the camera body; variable in size and expressed in f-numbers or f-stops
aspect ratio
the ratio of the width to the height of a frame, commonly expressed as two numbers with a colon between them, eg 16:9
composition
the arrangement of visual elements in any one frame
cutaway
a shot or scene in a film which is of a different subject from those to which it is joined in editing
cutting on action
an editing technique where the editor cuts from one shot of a subject to another view that matches the first shot’s action
depth of field
the area of a frame, in front of and behind the point of focus, that is considered acceptably sharp
DSLR camera
digital single-lens reflex camera
exposure
the amount of light allowed to reach the camera sensor or film
GoPro
an HD-quality, waterproof video recording device that can
be worn or mounted on vehicles, popular for capturing action and
adventure sports footage
image stabilisation
techniques used to reduce the blurring associated with the motion of the camera during exposure
ISO
International Organization for Standardization, which sets the standards for film-speed rating
lens hood
a tube or ring attached to the front of a camera lens to prevent unwanted light from reaching the film
panning
a camera movement technique whereby the camera moves horizontally to the left or right
resolution
the degree to which digitally captured information displays detail, sharpness and colour accuracy
time-lapse
a technique whereby the frequency at which film frames
are captured is much lower than that used to view the sequence, making
footage appear sped up
tracking
a camera movement technique whereby the camera follows a subject by moving alongside it
vlog
a video blog
white balance
digital camera function that adjusts colour to ensure that white is recorded as white under all light conditions
wild track
an audio recording intended to be synchronised with film or video but recorded separately from picture »
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