Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography and portraiture - What is camera latitude?
What is camera latitude?
1. Meaning:
Tolerance refers to the range of brightness contrast of scenes that the film can correctly accommodate.
2. Performance:
Film with a small tolerance often causes the bright and dark parts of the scene to not be reflected correctly in the image.
Film with a wide latitude can accurately record scenes with great brightness contrast.
3. Impact on photos:
If the tolerance is large, the light and dark of the photo can be clearly recorded; if the tolerance is small, the light and dark of the photo will not be obvious.
Extended information:
Other common indicators of the camera:
1. Lens size
Generally speaking, the lens diameter is multiplied by the lens diameter. Expressed by length, it refers to the overall size of a certain lens product.
2. The sensor
is the key to imaging quality. The larger the size, the better the imaging quality.
3. K value
refers to color temperature. The higher the K value, the more white-blue the color appears; the lower the K value, the more yellow-red the color appears.
Reference: Tolerance_Baidu Encyclopedia?
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