Photography Terminology Crossword Puzzle

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Focal : The center point of an image that is in focus
Highlights : The brighter parts of a photo that is one the three types of tones in exposure
Mid Tones : The neutral part of a photo that is one the three types of tones in exposure
Underexposed : An image that appears too dark
Depth Of Field : The range of items in focus in an image
One Shot : Auto focus mode that needs to be adjusted for each new shot
ISO : The speed or light sensitivity of a captured image
Shadows : The darker parts of a photo that is one the three types of tones in exposure
Aperture : The lens opening that allows more or less light onto the sensor
White Balance : A setting you'll need to adjust based on the temperature of your light source
Grain : A common problem seen in poorly lit images with an ISO that is too high
Rule Of Thirds : Better photo compositions can be achieved when an image is divided into 3 parts horizontally and vertically.
Metering : Used to calculate the exposure from the existing light conditions
Framing : What is required for all photos to be visually interesting
Shutter Speed : The time for which a shutter is open at a given setting
Over Exposed : An image that appears too bright
FStops : Number indicating the size of the aperture
Manual : Camera mode that lets you control all three exposure factors

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focal : the center point of an image that is in focus
highlights : the brighter parts of a photo that is one the three types of tones in exposure
mid tones : the neutral part of a photo that is one the three types of tones in exposure
underexposed : an image that appears too dark
depth of field : the range of items in focus in an image
one shot : auto focus mode that needs to be adjusted for each new shot
iso : the speed or light sensitivity of a captured image
shadows : the darker parts of a photo that is one the three types of tones in exposure
aperture : the lens opening that allows more or less light onto the sensor
white balance : a setting you'll need to adjust based on the temperature of your light source
grain : a common problem seen in poorly lit images with an iso that is too high
rule of thirds : better photo compositions can be achieved when an image is divided into 3 parts horizontally and vertically.
metering : used to calculate the exposure from the existing light conditions
framing : what is required for all photos to be visually interesting
shutter speed : the time for which a shutter is open at a given setting
over exposed : an image that appears too bright
fstops : number indicating the size of the aperture
manual : camera mode that lets you control all three exposure factors