English photographic terms in digital cameras?

1. Image size: the image size, that is, the resolution or pixels of the picture.

Unless the memory card capacity is particularly tight, it is generally set to the highest resolution.

Second, quality: image quality,

1, preferably: the highest;

2. Thin: high;

3. Normal: Normal.

Unless the memory card capacity is particularly tight, it is generally set to the highest picture quality.

Third, EV: (exposure) file

1EV stands for 1 file, and stands for 1 times the light input.

In the exposure compensation,+1EV means that the incident light quantity increases 1 times, and the corresponding-1EV means that the incident light quantity decreases 1 times.

In automatic exposure, the light input should be reduced when shooting black or dark objects, and increased when shooting white or light objects.

Fourth, white balance: white balance

1, automatic: automatic

2. Daylight: Daylight

3. Fluorescent lamp: Fluorescent lamp

4. Fluorescent lamp: Fluorescent lamp (fluorescent lamp with another color temperature)

5.Tungsten: tungsten lamp

6.cloudy: cloudy

7. Manual preset: customized.

White balance is related to color temperature, and you can generally use AUTO file. If the ambient light source is complex, you need to customize the white balance through the white balance card.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) exposure area: photometric area

1, pulling area: average measurement

2. Center: central key measurement.

3. Spot: Spot metering

Average metering is used to shoot scenery, central dimming is used to shoot people, and spot metering is used to shoot samples.

Focus area of intransitive verbs: focus area

1, center: central focus

2. spotlight: focus selection

Generally, SLR cameras have multiple focus points, which can be seen through the viewfinder.

If a central focus is used, you can focus on the central focus. Generally speaking, central focus is used when shooting still life.

You can also choose to use a non-intermediate focus to focus.

VII. Focus mode: Focus mode

1, autofocus: autofocus

2. Manual focusing: Manual focusing

This needs no special explanation.

Eight, exposure mode: exposure mode

1, program automatic exposure

2. Aperture priority: Aperture priority

3. Shutter priority: Shutter priority

Program exposure: automatically adjust the exposure parameters according to the program set in the camera.

Aperture priority: manually set the aperture value, and the camera will automatically set the shutter value according to the metering data.

Shutter priority: set the shutter value manually, and the camera will automatically set the aperture value according to the photometric data.

IX. ISO: Sensitivity

1, automatic: automatic sensitivity

2、iso200:ISO200

3、iso400:ISO400

Sensitivity is the sensitivity of the photoreceptor (CCD/CMOS) to light.

The sensitivity of O400 to light is twice that of ISO200.

Generally, snapshots in low light environment or hand-held shooting in low light environment need to use higher ISO.

When there is enough light during the day or when shooting still life with a tripod, try to use a lower ISO value, because a higher ISO value is noisy.

X. sharpness: sharpening

1, soft: sharpening is weak

2. Normal: medium sharpening.

3, hard: sharp.

Sharpen the picture inside the fuselage.

Take some photos for comparison and set them according to your own preferences.

Xi。 Saturation: saturation

1, more: high saturation.

2. Normal: medium saturation.

3. Subtraction: low saturation

Increasing color saturation will make the picture brighter, but color details will also be lost. Too high saturation will distort the color.

Try them all and choose your favorite settings.

Twelve. Style: style

1, normal: normal

2. Brown: Brown (nostalgia)

3, black and white: black and white

Brown makes the picture brown, which usually makes the picture feel old.

Black and white and normal don't explain.