front 1 Underexposed | back 1 Too little light on the subject, produces an image that is too dark. |
front 2 Overexposed | back 2 Too much light on the subject, produces an image that is too white. |
front 3 Blown out | back 3 The bright parts of the photo appear all white with no details. |
front 4 Depth | back 4 The distance between the nearest and farthest objects that appear acceptably sharp. |
front 5 Silhouette | back 5 A black shape with light coming from behind. |
front 6 Backlighting | back 6 The type of light needed to create a silhouette. Light coming from behind the subject. |
front 7 Flash Glare | back 7 A bright spot of light bounced back to the camera from a reflective surface. |
front 8 Fill Flash | back 8 Combines the effects of the natural light from behind the subject with light from the camera’s flash in front of the subject. |