Camera Orientation

Step one

1^st the light travels through the lens and hits a reflex mirror, the light then bounces off the pentaprism, it then bounces a few more times and then makes it way to the eyepiece which then lets you see the image normally.

Step two

1. Rule of thirds is when you divide the picture into three vertical and horizontal sections.
2. Longer shutter speeds capture more motion, this is good for capturing night time scenes
3. Aperture is also know as an F stop, it controls how much how much of your image is in focus or not.
4.  F 2.8
5.  Depth of field is the range of distance within the subject that is acceptably and sharply in focus.
6. ISO is the light sensitivity of your cameras sensor.
7. You have more control and can manipulate shutter speeds, and control every aspect of shooting.
8.  Exposure means shutter speed, a single photo, and ‘exposure compensation”.
9. Lenses are a piece of glass that is attached to your camera, there are two different kinds, prime and zoom.
10. To focus your camera is to take sharp and clear picture.
11. Shooting speed mode determines how many photos the camera will take when you hit the shutter button.
12. RAW is much larger file that contains lots of information and allows more flexible editing.

Canon DS126311